Journalism & Media
SEJ Urges Energy Department To Drop New Secrecy Rule
The Society of Environmental Journalists has urged the Energy Department to abandon a new rule making it easier for the agency to deny or resist Freedom of Information Act requests.
SEJ Speaks on FOI Issues
See the latest actions taken by SEJ advocating access to environmental information and supporting the media's right to know on behalf of the public.
2002 Archives: SEJ Speaks on FOI Issues
November 18, 2002
SEJ Task Force voices concern over FOIA exemptions in Homeland Security Act to key U.S. senators
On Monday, November 18, 2002, the SEJ Task Force again voiced its concern over the FOIA exemptions contained in the Homeland Security Act. SEJ President Dan Fagin, board liaison Jim Bruggers and SEJ Freedom of Information Task Force chair Ken Ward, Jr. signed a letter sent to several key senators, urging them to support compromise language that had previously been agreed to.
Federal Shield Law Awaits Senate Action-Blocked by Sen. Kyl
TOOLBOX: Wilileaks Offers Offshore Protection for Disclosure of Wrongdoing
It's Sunshine Week-Do you Know Where Your City's Secrets Are?
Use It or Lose It: EPA Releases Toxics Data Feb. 24
CRS PUBLISHES BACKGROUNDER ON JOURNALISTS' PRIVILEGE
National Response Center Changes Leak Report Policy
The National Response Center has changed its policy on releasing chemical accident reports, making it much harder for journalists to gather crucial information about hazardous materials spills on deadline.