EJN Update: From a Climate Refugee to a Storyteller
Updates from Internews Earth Journalism Network
Read moreUpdates from Internews Earth Journalism Network
Read moreThe Earth Journalism Network (EJN) was established by Internews to improve the quantity and quality of environmental coverage. We create networks of environmental journalists in countries where they don't exist, and build their capacity where they do. Through training workshops and development of training materials, support for production and distribution, the provision of small grants, and the creation of unique GeoJournalism platforms that combine traditional reporting on key regions with interactive maps and visualized data, EJN works with journalists around the world to find innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing environmental issues of today.
More information on the Earth Journalism Network web site.
The lower Mekong River Basin is facing a multitude of challenges, from climate change to rapid development to the construction of hydropower dams that have changed the river’s flow over the past decade.
By Stella Paul, Project Officer for Environment and Health for the Internews Earth Journalism Network
The Bhutan Media Foundation, one of 14 media grantees from year three of our Asia-Pacific project, has been providing grants and support for a series of stories looking at how climate change is impacting this small Buddhist kingdom on the eastern e
Well, 2021 is already off to a roaring start. A study released this month by NASA showed that 2020 tied with 2016 as the hottest year on record.
“...misinformation and ignorance have been so harmful to containing the spread of the virus.
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted all of our lives – and many of our work plans. That is certainly the case both for our efforts at Internews’ Earth Journalism Network and for journalism coverage overall.
Shortly after the Covid-19 pandemic took hold earlier this year, we began hearing from reporters about the toll it was taking on their newsrooms and freelance prospects.
India is the fourth-most attractive renewable energy (RE) market in the world, and it has the world’s most ambitious RE development program. But there are obstacles to increasing the use of renewable energy, such as wind and solar.
In September, the Earth Journalism Network announced the re-launch of its