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  • Top Biden Climate Advisor, Others Preview 2021 Energy and Enviro News

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    February 12, 2021  //  By Joseph A. Davis
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    This article, written by Joseph A. Davis, was originally published by the Society of Environmental Journalists. A recording of the 2021 Journalists’ Guide Event can be found here.

    White House climate advisor Gina McCarthy gave an exclusive preview of the Biden administration’s Jan. 27 rollout of climate initiatives to more than 1,100 journalists, environmental experts and others watching a virtual program organized the same day by Society of Environmental Journalists. 

    The SEJ’s ninth annual Journalists’ Guide to Energy & Environment look-ahead event, entirely online due to the pandemic, was hosted for the second year by the National Geographic Society and co-sponsored by the Wilson Center.

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  • Climate Concerns Dominate Reporting Outlook at Society of Environmental Journalists’ Annual Event

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    January 30, 2020  //  By Joseph A. Davis
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    This story was originally published by the Society of Environmental Journalists.  It highlights insights shared at SEJ’s annual event on the year ahead in environment and energy reporting, co-sponsored by the Environmental Change & Security Program.

    The Society of Environmental Journalists’ annual look-ahead to environment and energy news in 2020 drew a crowd of some 300 (with more than 200 watching the live webcast) at National Geographic Society headquarters in Washington, D.C., Jan. 24.

    And the overwhelming topic of discussion — climate change.

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