“Research shows that localizing climate change impacts and solutions is an effective way to engage new audiences. Yet today, climate journalism is primarily limited to national news outlets. The Solutions
View from DEADLINE: SJN/MIT Climate Journalism Fellowship
“Data centers are a major topic of debate, and are ripe for investigative coverage: How are corporations rewriting local regulations to push through data construction? How are communities responding? How
View from Inside the Investigation: Covering Data Centers
“The Science Journalists Association of India, in association with the Solutions Journalism Network (SJN), is organizing a three-day residential workshop in Himachal Pradesh for up to 15 journalists from India’s
View from DEADLINE: Himalaya Solutions Huddle
“This call for applications seeks to fund experienced field scientists who wish to join National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions voyages to access the Southern Ocean for research purposes in the 2027-2028 season.”
View from DEADLINE: Visiting Scientist Program Aboard the National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions Fleet — Southern Ocean
“This RFP will support scientific research projects about ecological dynamics (structure and function) in the Okavango River Basin in Angola, Namibia and Botswana.”
View from DEADLINE: NatGeo RFP — Understanding Ecosystem Dynamics and the Ecology of the Okavango River Basin
“What do New World screwworm, avian flu, prolonged drought, and rising beef prices have in common? While these stories may appear unrelated, they increasingly expose shared vulnerabilities in our food
View from Reporting on Food System Resilience: The Bigger Story Behind the Headlines
“Americans are facing an energy affordability crisis, and relief can’t come soon enough. How current officials and winning candidates tackle energy affordability will determine whether states maintain progress in decarbonizing
View from Press Briefing: Rising Energy Bills, Climate and the 2026 Midterms
“As AI fuels data center construction across the country, many headlines have already focused on the pervasive environmental impacts, including air pollution, water use, noise, energy demand and environmental justice
View from The Impact of Data Centers on the Environment and Health in Rural Areas
“In a single generation, humanity has created unprecedented public data inheritance, such as scientific measurements, cultural heritage, legal records, scholarly publications, and environmental observations. Countless forms of human experience have
View from Who Will Steward Humanity’s Public Data? Collective Global Stewardship for the Long Horizon
“During Climate Week NYC, the Pulitzer Center, in partnership with Columbia Journalism School, will host an interactive roundtable exploring how environmental journalism can serve as a catalyst for accountability, stronger
View from Breakthrough Journalism: Climate Stories, Collective Action
“The emerging deep sea mining industry aims to collect minerals from rocky seabed formations. Aside from gathering minerals, deep sea mining bears little resemblance to terrestrial mining. It demands groundbreaking
View from Marine Minerals and the Media: A Webinar for Journalists on Deep Sea Mining
“Peptides made headlines this summer when an FDA advisory panel decided compounding pharmacies could prepare six peptides for patients with a prescription. Great news for wellness influencers, celebrities and Health
View from Everyone’s Talking About Peptides: What Reporters Should Know
“Solar geoengineering is receiving growing attention, bringing a complex and still-evolving field into wider public conversation. Journalists face a difficult reporting challenge: how to cover a field marked by scientific
View from Beyond the Headlines: Reporting on Solar Geoengineering
“Food journalists rarely limit their interests to what’s for dinner. Covering food invariably includes culture, communities, history, and even science. Food freelancers cover industry shakeups as well as recipes, building
View from Dig In: How To Succeed on the Food Beat
“Suicide is consistently a leading cause of death among college students, with risk shaped by mental health, social and structural factors, and access to support. SciLine’s next media briefing will
View from Media Briefing: Suicide Risk, Prevention and Disparities on College Campuses
“Covering artificial intelligence is no longer just the job of tech journalists, it’s the job of all journalists. Join our three-day programme open to reporters and editors on any beat
View from Reuters Institute’s Masterclass: AI, Journalism and Society
“EJN is hosting a two-day virtual media workshop on October 21-22, 2026, on forest governance primarily targeting journalists from Ghana, Liberia and Cameroon. Journalists from forest risk commodity (FRC) consumer
View from DEADLINE: EJN Virtual Media Workshop on Forest Governance
“As millions of Europeans sweltered under record-shattering heat and North America faces similar temperatures this week, civic-minded reporting can literally save lives. As journalists, we’re part of the ‘social infrastructure’
View from Press Briefing: Deadly Heat, Vital Reporting
“Another unique trip aboard the R/V Marcelle Melosira will be offered for science writers and media from across the Lake Champlain basin on July 7 from 10:00 AM to noon
View from Cyanobacteria-Focused Education Trip on Lake Champlain for Science Writers and Media
“The National Geographic Society aims to invest in ocean literacy by funding projects that focus on community-based projects that help people form strong emotional bonds with the ocean and develop
View from DEADLINE: NatGeo RFP for Developing Future Ocean Stewards
“Join Climate Central and Covering Climate Now for a special webinar aimed at painting a more complete picture of the factors, both natural and human-caused, influencing the upcoming Atlantic hurricane
View from Press Briefing: 2026 Hurricane Season — What You Need to Know Ahead of NOAA’s Outlook
“Accelerating demand for new data centers means many communities are being asked for the first time where and how to permit their construction. SciLine’s next briefing will cover considerations being
View from Media Briefing: Data Center Planning — Municipal, Utility and Community Considerations