Articles Environment Reporting in China There is government control and strained finances, but coverage of the environment is flourishing. December 15, 2002 Sun Yu The Environment Beat in the Nation’s Capital Reporters sort through promises of politicians and claims of advocates. December 15, 2002 Margaret Kriz Covering the Environment From Rio to Johannesburg and Beyond A Brazilian journalist describes his frustration with the beat. December 15, 2002 Marcelo Leite Complexity in Environment Reporting Is Critical to Public Decision-Making ‘…the craft is now firmly entrenched as a key beat in American journalism.’ December 15, 2002 Paul Rogers Using a Camera to Document Global Warming ‘This is a magnificent and urgent story just beginning to be told.’ December 15, 2002 Gary Braasch Missing the ‘Big Story’ in Environment Coverage ‘… if we don’t do a better job of telling the story, devastation of the environment will be partly our fault.’ December 15, 2002 Charles Alexander Connecting the Human Condition to Environmental Destruction ‘… I kept my camera’s eye fixed on the haunting faces of children.’ December 15, 2002 Stan Grossfeld Fighting to Get Environment Stories on Television A veteran journalist uses fresh strategies with editors. December 15, 2002 Jacques A. Rivard The Press Paid Little Attention When the Immigration Act Was Passed By personalizing cases of injustice, a columnist connects readers to its consequences. December 15, 2002 Anthony Lewis The Beat Is a Tougher One Today Reporting on the environment requires more and better training of those who do it. December 15, 2002 James Bruggers Previous 1 … 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 … 438 Next
