Why scientists often hate records requests The shadow side of sunlight laws February 25, 2015 By Anna Clark
U.S. Press Digs Into IPCC Story February 15, 2010 By Curtis Brainard Articles still fall short of ambitious work in the U.K.
The Long View on Green February 10, 2010 By Curtis Brainard After 40 years on the job, Joe Hebert reflects on covering energy and environment
“Waves in a Shallow Pan” February 5, 2010 By Philip J. Hilts Has climate coverage in the MSM lost its authority?
Dumb Blonde Story February 5, 2010 By Craig Silverman Sunday Times botches the science in piece on the “princess effect”
USA Today Wins Oakes Award February 4, 2010 By Curtis Brainard “Smokestack Effect” garners another prize for outstanding reporting
WSJ Cancels Energy/Environment Blog February 3, 2010 By Curtis Brainard Two years after launch, popular site mysteriously dumped
Criticism of IPCC Continues February 2, 2010 By Curtis Brainard American media still missing in action
MIA on the IPCC January 29, 2010 By Curtis Brainard American press largely ignores latest controversies
Looking for Haiti’s Lost, Online January 26, 2010 By Chris Csikszentmihályi How information technology can streamline Web searches
Reporters Doubling as Docs in Haiti January 20, 2010 By Curtis Brainard Dual roles raise concerns about journalistic ethics
Repairing Haitian Radio January 19, 2010 By Curtis Brainard Internews sends team of specialists, technicians to restore local broadcasting
BBC Trust to Review Science Coverage January 14, 2010 By Curtis Brainard Outlet’s “accuracy and impartiality” to be scrutinized following criticism
“New” Media Crucial in Aftermath of Haitian Earthquake January 13, 2010 By Curtis Brainard Newspapers, television scramble to reach the scene
Flatlining Despite Healthcare Overhaul January 11, 2010 By Curtis Brainard CUNY, Univ. of Minnesota suspend health/medical journalism programs
