標題: "The Big Thaw Arctic in Peril 09 [打印本頁] 作者: srkbyryyq 時間: 2016-2-25 06:23 標題: "The Big Thaw Arctic in Peril 09
Grantham Prize Finalists Announced
Which in turn US or Canadian environment journalist or team of newspaper writers will win $75,000 intended for exemplary reporting in '07? And more importantly, have you read his or her ground breaking work yet? To understand the identities of this season's finalists for the Grantham Prize also to link to their stories, keep reading. Jurors found the Times' online presentation of the series especially convincing, with videos, Q classes, and Mandarin translations of the sequence. TreeHugger regulars may remember coverage involving China Choking here.
David Malakoff along with Alison Richards, editors of the National Public Radio News series, "Climate Cable connections: How people change weather conditions, how climate changes people." This series grouped the resources of NPR News packages to take listeners on a global Timberlands Australia journey to understand the has effects on of climate change and how mankind are responding. Jurors noted the series provided a vital public service through its facts of climate science, scheme, and the wide ranging nature in the coverage. An example of the NPR insurance policy coverage can be found in TreeHugger: Extreme Conservation Okazaki, japan.
Dinah Voyles Pulver of the Daytona Beach News Log for her richly detailed 7 part series, "Natural Treasures Are We Losing Our Way?" Pulver examined the environmental consequences of various commercial and development pressures in northern Florida, while using the dual goals of educating the public and inspiring action. Jurors agreed that this series represented a significant commitment for a newspaper of moderate size, especially in these hardships for print journalism.
Impotence Struzik, for his series, "The Major Thaw Arctic in Peril," which ran in two of Canada's biggest newspapers, the Edmonton Journal and also the Toronto Star. Grantham jurors were astounded by the way Struzik blended scientific info and highly readable particular journalism to tell the story of precisely how a changing climate offers impacted the people, wildlife, along with culture of the Arctic, and the reason why this should matter to the world. Struzik's work caught our consideration: Melting Arctic.
