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- U. of Washington Course: Science Students Learning ‘to Tell Stories’
Category Archives: Media
Absorb 60 Years of Change in a Few Seconds
Alpinist’s ‘Extreme Ice’ Time-Lapse PhotosAn Antidote to Those ‘Short Attention Spans’
Mountaineer uses time-lapse photography to communicate long-term point of view.
Absorb 60 Years of Change in a Few Seconds
Alpinist’s ‘Extreme Ice’ Time-Lapse Photos
An Antidote to Those ‘Short Attention Spans’
Mountaineer uses time-lapse photography to communicate long-term point of view.
A Bus Tour, Fresh Air, Montana Mountains;
Reporters Acting Human Through Their Bird Calls
Take a bunch of journalists out of the conference room and to a wildlife refuge in Montana surrounded by majestic mountains, and you can see them embracing their inner nature.
Random Soundbites from the
SEJ Montana Conference Goings-on
Pointing to declining river flows throughout the American West, University of Montana scientists Steve Running, Director, Numerical Terradynamic Simulation Group in the university’s Department of Ecosystem Sciences, reported on dwindling river flows between 1950 and 1970 and a 15 percent [...]
Keeping Media Eyes Wide Open
On Carbon Capture and Sequestration
The “Holy Grail” of carbon reduction. A silver bullet to help solve the climate crisis and at the same time help protect politically important mining jobs in critical swing states like West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Virginia. The advanced billing and expectations [...]
“Science Friday”‘s Ira Flatow:
Selling Science by Weekly Radio
Growing up on Long Island, New York, Ira Flatow enjoyed dabbling with television sets and playing with electronics like ham radios. Flatow: Finding a job you love sure beats having to work. “I just wanted to know how things worked,” [...]
In an Age of Sound-Bite Dumbing-Down Journalism
Miller-McCune — Nonprofit Publisher …
‘Intelligent and Compelling Journalism’
Most journalists these days would love to have the choice John Mecklin faced three years ago. As editor-in-chief of High Country News, Mecklin was attending a workshop on covering climate change when he received word that Sara Miller McCune wanted to [...]



