Court Upholds Park Police Chief Fired for Talking to Press
The federal Appeals Court for the D.C. Circuit has reinstated a lawsuit by former National Park Police Chief Teresa Chambers, who was fired in 2004.
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In B.C., Freedom of Information May Not Be Free
"Crown copyright" may be emerging in British Columbia as a way for a government claiming openness to subvert freedom-of-information law.
SEC Poised To Mandate Climate Risk Disclosure by Firms
Federal regulators may require corporations to assess and reveal how the effects of climate change may impact their financial health.
Dole Sues "Bananas!" Film-Maker For Defamation
Showing of the film, depicting purported harm and claims of sterility by Nicaraguan plantation workers, went ahead at the Los Angeles Film Festival, even though an April 2009 Superior Court ruled that those claims were fraudulent.
EPA's Jackson Calls for More Transparency on Water Quality, Enforcement
Jackson ordered staff to make existing information more accessible and understandable to the public, including posting on the Web state performance reports under the Clean Water Act.
DEADLINE: McCormick Specialized Reporting Institute on Energy Solutions
This all-expenses-paid conference will convene September 20-22 at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Co-hosted by the Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism, the John Glenn School of Public Affairs, Ohio State's Institute for Energy and the Environment, and Battelle.
DEADLINE: USC Annenberg National Health Journalism Fellowship
USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism's annual reporting grants and health journalism fellowships will be held June 23-26, 2025. Preference given to reporters pursuing collaborative projects between mainstream and ethnic news outlets. Deadline is Apr 9.
"New Heights for Water Recycling"
NASA is taking water recycling -- something necessary for space travel -- to new heights.
Source: Environment Report, 07/15/2009
Report Predicts Hotter Southeast
Middle Georgia summers are going to get hotter, according to a new report on global warming.
Source: Macon Telegraph, 07/15/2009
Survivors of Attacks Fight to Save Sharks
Survivors of shark attacks are in Washington lobbying for new fishing restrictions to protect sharks.
Source: Wash Post, 07/15/2009
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