A beginner’s guide to reporting on energy
Danika Worthington
December 1, 2016
It’s easy to take energy for granted. Turn on a switch and the light goes on. Simple enough, right? But behind the scenes is a complex
It’s easy to take energy for granted. Turn on a switch and the light goes on. Simple enough, right? But behind the scenes is a complex
The feasting season is also the season for food waste. According to the Worldwatch Institute the amount of discarded food in the U.S. increases by
Sustainable fashion—fashions made from sustainable textiles, fabrics and in an ethical, humane way—have taken off. Big companies like Eileen Fisher now make 84 percent of
The fashion industry offers an exciting and dynamic area for business reporters to explore new story ideas. This blog outlines five new angles to pursue
America faces a food waste crisis: The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates 30 to 40 percent of the country’s food supply goes unused. Journalists can explore
The sustainability movement often makes headlines, but not always for its impact on businesses. Here are four resources to explore when reporting on energy and sustainability
At the fourth global Women Deliver conference in Copenhagen this week, media trainers from Thomson Reuters Foundation prompted reporters on how to build intrigue and
April 22, 2016, is Earth Day, and the census has plenty of data you can use to find new business angles for your timely features
In 2014, Flint, Mich. emergency managers the governor appointed switched sources for its municipal water supply from the city of Detroit to their own Flint
During his show “Last Week Tonight” on Sunday, HBO’s comedy news anchor John Oliver put the spotlight on a serious problem here in the United States: food
The drought in the western United States has led to water restrictions in California and an increased awareness about the water usage by almonds and other
After four years in a row of drought, California is getting serious about tackling its water problem. Last week, the state ordered usage to be
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