Why scientists often hate records requests The shadow side of sunlight laws February 25, 2015 By Anna Clark
Best of 2009: The Observatory December 31, 2009 By Curtis Brainard Brainard picks The Observatory’s top stories from 2009
Good COP, Bad COP December 22, 2009 By Betwa Sharma Reflections on covering the Copenhagen climate summit
Covering Copenhagen: A Day in the Life December 17, 2009 By Andrew Freedman A reporter acclimates to the climate summit
Copenhagen Watch: Bipolar Coverage Disorder? December 16, 2009 By Curtis Brainard and Cristine Russell With each announcement, media shift between optimism and pessimism
The Legality of Publishing Hacked E-mails December 16, 2009 By Diana Dellamere Were journalists right to be leery of the “ClimateGate” leak?
Threats to Environmental Journalists on the Rise December 15, 2009 By Betwa Sharma In Copenhagen, press freedom groups call for action
Revkin Taking NYT Buyout December 14, 2009 By Charles Kaiser Veteran climate reporter to leave paper after Copenhagen summit
Copenhagen Watch: Haggling at Halftime December 11, 2009 By Curtis Brainard and Cristine Russell With scoops hard to come by, journalists converge on the latest rifts
Copenhagen Watch: Disarray in Denmark? December 9, 2009 By Curtis Brainard and Cristine Russell With its first leaked document, the climate summit warms up
Copenhagen Coverage Watch: "Hopenhagen?" December 7, 2009 By Curtis Brainard and Cristine Russell After weeks of pessimism, coverage of summit opening shows optimism
Copenhagen’s “Climate Pool” December 4, 2009 By Curtis Brainard Eleven international news agencies launch Facebook blog
Hacked E-mails and “Journalistic Tribalism” December 3, 2009 By Curtis Brainard Climate coverage is imperfect, but is it ideologically biased?
Breaking the Glass Ceiling, Scientifically December 3, 2009 By Sara Germano Scientific American names Mariette DiChristina first female EIC
Spock Crock December 1, 2009 By Greg Marx AP piece shows what happens when a narrative gets ahead of a story
Saving Corwin’s Creatures November 20, 2009 By Curtis Brainard MSNBC wades into new territory with environmental documentary 100 Heartbeats
