Why scientists often hate records requests The shadow side of sunlight laws February 25, 2015 By Anna Clark
Post-Intelligent March 25, 2009 By Curtis Brainard Before its collapse, the P-I had a history of strong science reporting
Catastrophe in Context March 23, 2009 By Mason Inman Coverage of Copenhagen climate summit offers a teaching moment
Nature’s Artificial Divide March 20, 2009 By Curtis Brainard The best hope for science journalism is a marriage of new and old media
Obama on Stem Cells March 18, 2009 By Curtis Brainard Journalists debate the new mix of science, politics, and ideology
Gallup: Many Americans Think Media Exaggerate Global Warming March 13, 2009 By Curtis Brainard Latest poll also finds waning concern about climate change
Ménage à Green Blogs March 11, 2009 By Katherine Bagley Three new science and environment blogs get experimental
Columbia Presents 2008 Oakes Award March 6, 2009 By Curtis Brainard Journal-Sentinel, AP honored for exposing lax oversight of chemical exposure
Washington Post Pools Its Resources March 6, 2009 By Charles Kaiser Paper to create new science, health, and environment team
Globe Kills Health/Science Section, Keeps Staff March 4, 2009 By Charles Kaiser After twenty-five-year run, content will be moved to lifestyle, business sections
Mass Transit and the Stimulus March 3, 2009 By Katherine Bagley National media show mixed feelings, presenting an opportunity for local and regional follow-ups
The George Will Affair February 26, 2009 By Curtis Brainard Post stands by climate column despite widespread criticism; clamor spills over to The New York Times
From Fly Ash to “Clean” Coal February 20, 2009 By Curtis Brainard National media slow to expand excellent local coverage after sludge spills
Salmonella Detective Story Leaves Stone Unturned February 19, 2009 By Katherine Bagley Reporters get the whodunnit, but miss the how-they-dunnit
Lingering Denial February 18, 2009 By Curtis Brainard The unfortunate case of a few pundits with too much influence
Science Journalism Growing Overseas February 17, 2009 By Charles Kaiser AAAS meeting highlights dwindling American coverage
