Author Archives: Dave Poulson

Knight Center seeks grant proposals for environment-related documentaries

The Knight Center for Environmental Journalism has launched its first competition for grants to help fund documentary projects (video, audio or multi-media) on environmental topics.
We expect to award three grants of up to $3,500 each. The competition is open to MSU faculty-student teams from any department or college.
Here are the essentials
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SEJ celebrates 25 years, announces fund drive

Knight Center students reporting for Great Lakes Echo indicate logos celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Society of Environmental Journalists. From left, Amanda Proscia, Jenna Chapman, Danielle Woodward and Fitz Duffy.

Knight Center students reporting for Great Lakes Echo indicate logos celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Society of Environmental Journalists. From left, Amanda Proscia, Jenna Chapman, Danielle Woodward and Fitz Duffy.


As part of its 25th anniversary the Society of Environmental Journalists is distributing posters and logos with a goal of getting 100 of them in newsrooms and workplaces of members and supporters.
The group has announced a funding drive to help support the next 25 years. You can give here.
 
 

Law article on communicating risk features Knight Center faculty

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An article on the ethics of communicating scientific uncertainty published in the February issue of Environmental Law Reporter features Knight Center Senior Associate Director David Poulson.
The article is based in part on his presentation at a National Science Foundation conference for scientists, lawyers and journalists and organized by the Environmental Law Institute in Washington D.C.

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