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Mapping the Largest Known Cold-Water Coral Reef Habitat

Greenland · Greenland

Mapping the Largest Known Cold-Water Coral Reef Habitat

Hydro International reports on an extraordinary seafloor mapping missions revealing the world’s largest known cold-water coral reef habitat See the Story

Sarah Cox Exposes the Tradeoffs of “Green” Energy in Canada - The Open Notebook

British Columbia · British Columbia

Sarah Cox Exposes the Tradeoffs of “Green” Energy in Canada - The Open Notebook

Sarah Cox, British Columbia bureau lead at The Narwhal, has spent her career covering the province’s many environmental problems. Among these issues, her biggest bugbear has been Site C, the multibillion-dollar hydroelectric dam on the Peace River that has destroyed forests, arable soil, and Indigenous lands. Over 12 years of reporting, Cox has become the journalistic authority on Site C. She talks about long-term reporting, how these stories de…Read Article

Pritzker Signs Bill to End Step Therapy for Alzheimer's Patients in Illinois

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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WTVO) — Starting next month, Alzheimer's patients with state insurance in Illinois will have access to new FDA-approved treatment and medicine. Gov. JB Pritzker signed a bill into law on Tuesday that would eliminate "step therapy," meaning patients will no longer have to try cheaper drugs before taking medication prescribed by their doctor. Advocates for the law said it will save patients money. David Olsen, of the Alzheimer's…Alzheimer's Disease See the Story

When Caring for Dementia Pushes You to the Edge of Suicide

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A Day in the Life of Yessenia Funes - The Open Notebook

Yessenia Funes is a journalist who has covered the various ecological crises humanity faces for over 10 years. Her writing has been featured in Vox, The Guardian, Scientific American, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Yale Climate Connections, and more. Her reporting has taken her to Nicaragua, Brazil, Palestine, Hawai'i, Puerto Rico, and more. When she’s not traveling to uplift the voices of society’s most oppressed, she’s at home in New York, cozying with …Palestine · Palestine Read Article

Scientific Evidence Belongs in Any Beat - The Open Notebook

We’ve been hard at work developing an interactive toolkit to help journalists on any beat bring more scientific evidence and context into their stories. This free resource, the Science Reporting Navigator, is being produced through a partnership between The Open Notebook and the Reynolds Journalism Institute. The post Scientific Evidence Belongs in Any Beat appeared first on The Open Notebook.Science Read Article

Reporting on Reports: How Journalists Master Hundred-Page Documents - The Open Notebook

Reports, commonly published by leading institutions and organizations, are a gold mine for science journalists: they are full of data, insights, and clues that can spark interesting stories. They offer journalists in-depth analysis of topics that can reveal important findings, which journalists can cover or use to supplement other stories. However, reports can sometimes contain pages and pages of dry, technical language, making them difficult to…Read Article

What is pre-reporting, and do I really need it? - The Open Notebook

Many reporters are hesitant to invest time or money into a potential story without a guarantee of compensation, but they overlook pre-reporting—or developing a story before it's accepted for publication—at their own peril. A well-planned pre-reporting process helps journalists test their ideas, strengthen communication with their sources, build trust in a coverage area, write strong pitches, and ultimately develop richer stories. Pre-reporting, …Read Article

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