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About: John Wihbey

Profile: John Wihbey, a regular contributor to The Yale Forum, is a producer for an NPR show. He previously reported on environmental issues for The Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J. (E-mail: jpwihb@yahoo.com)

Posts by John Wihbey:

Post	Date
China’s Climate ‘Free Media’ In the International Spotlight	23 Feb 2010
The Guardian’s ‘10:10′ Campaign … and the Business of Advocacy and Reporting	27 Oct 2009
The Meaning of the G-8’s ‘2 Degrees’ Goal; Adequate? Realistic? Too Vague? A Distraction Maybe?	04 Aug 2009
Polls and Surveys Grab Media Headlines; But Beware Polling Pitfalls on Climate Change	16 Jun 2009
Learning from the Difficult Lessons of Real-World Regional Cap-and-Trade	05 May 2009
If the Media Flunked Carbon Economics 101, What Happens When Things Get Harder?	17 Feb 2009
Duck and Cover: Climate News Reporting Routinely Draws Big, Loud Pushback	18 Dec 2008
Jimmy Carter’s Solar Panels: A Lost History That Haunts Today	11 Nov 2008
Despite Losses, Green Investment Sector Looks to Brighter Days Down the Road	21 Oct 2008
Each Home, Business Entirely Sun-Powered; MIT’s Daniel Nocera: Sticking with His Vision	23 Sep 2008
Parsing Opinion Polls … and Politics … In Covering Offshore Drilling Campaign Issue	07 Aug 2008
Covering Climate Change As a National Security Issue	17 Jul 2008
A Decade of Cooling in the Works? Nature Article Prompts ‘Wanna Bet?’ Wager	12 Jun 2008
Climate Change Reporting Described As Among Most Psychologically Taxing	06 May 2008
Academics at MIT Session Fault Media on Balance, Flawed Vetting of Sources, Hostility to Science	17 Apr 2008
In Green Tech Hothouse, Media Need Cool Heads	17 Apr 2008

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