England’s Churches Make An Uneasy Peace With The Bats In Their Belfries
"A £5m project is helping more than 100 historic churches deal with the damage caused by bat colonies".
Source: Guardian, 10/11/2023
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One Earth, Many Stories: Indigenous Storytelling, Knowledgeways and Ecology
Indigenous storytellers from a wide range of backgrounds and traditions will discuss the preservation of Indigenous storytelling. Hosted by The Uproot Project. 7:00 p.m. ET.
Uproot/IJA Webinar: How To Cover Indigenous Stories As a Non-Indigenous Journalist
Join The Uproot Project and the Indigenous Journalists Association for a panel discussion on how reporters can best cover Indigenous communities and why having Indigenous reporters in newsrooms is essential. 7:00 p.m. ET.
IJA/AARP Webinar: Preventing Fraud and Scams Targeted at Indigenous Communities
The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) and AARP (formerly called the American Association of Retired Persons) will co-host this webinar via Zoom to discuss recent research, level of crisis in communities and opportunities for journalists to reframe reporting on victims. 1:00-2:00 p.m. ET.
Design 101: How To Create Visuals When It’s Not Usually Your Job
If you’re a journalist or communication professional now handling (or who wants to handle) quick-turn graphics, get a head start with the National Press Club Journalism Institute’s beginner course for designing visuals regardless of your hands-on design experience. Noon ET. $15 NPC members/$20 nonmembers.
Money in Politics: Reporting on Campaign Finance and Lobbying
Journalists will play a crucial role in informing the public about who and what organizations are funding candidates, ballot measures and policy debates in Washington, D.C. and across the country. To help you with your reporting, the National Press Club Journalism Institute and OpenSecrets are hosting this training, 11:30 a.m. ET.
Public Health Research and Surveillance Priorities from the East Palestine, Ohio Train Derailment: A Workshop
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine will organize and convene a two-day virtual public workshop to explore potential health research and surveillance priorities arising from the train derailment and material hazards spill that occurred in East Palestine, Ohio on February 3, 2023.
"Student Activists Are Pushing Back Against Big Polluters — And Winning"
"South Baltimore is on a peninsula surrounded by water, highways and train tracks. It's mostly made up of residential row houses, small yards, schools, rec centers and parks."
Source: NPR, 10/11/2023
Major CO2 Pipeline Project On Hold While Company Reevaluates In 5 States
"OMAHA, Neb. — Navigator CO2 Ventures announced Tuesday that it is putting on hold one of the two biggest proposed carbon dioxide pipeline projects in the Midwest so it can reassess the project.
The company withdrew its application for a key permit in Illinois and said it it was putting all its permit applications on hold. The decision comes after South Dakota regulators last month denied a permit.
Source: AP, 10/11/2023
Fungal Networks Could Help Make The Planet More Resilient To Climate Change
"A team of scientists loaded into a gray minivan in this capital city earlier this year and drove for hundreds of miles west through the Kazakh steppe — a vast region marked by endless open plains of grass, abandoned farms and flower-filled meadows."
Source: Washington Post, 10/11/2023
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