Reporters and Scientists Forging a Bond
Posted on Mar 01 2010
This past Friday and Saturday, WFPL and Hanover College’s Rivers Institute welcomed dozens of reporters...
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CNN Lays off Environment/Science Staff
Posted on Dec 04 2008
Workers across the country are facing lay-offs, and the media business is no exception. But you may not...
Plenty of Green News, Information, and Entertainment. But is it Helping?
Posted on Apr 01 2008
The Sundance Channel has announced the return of its Tuesday evening environmental line up called “The...
Explosion of New Media Promotes “Green Lifestyle”
Posted on Jan 18 2008
A greener lifestyle is within reach. Or at least… that’s what the latest magazines, cable shows,...
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