Courtesy Metcalf Institute . Seeing an environmental journalist in the wild can be akin to seeing a dinosaur. The profession has taken some hits in recent years , with a decline in newspapers and reporting jobs in general. The reporters that remain seem to be getting stronger, though. They’re adapting, and hopefully steering clear of asteroids . Alanna Mitchell, for instance, was the science and environment reporter at… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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‘Sea Sick’ Author Wins Grantham Prize, the First for a Book
