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Australia bushfires: Photos from journalists on the ground

The smoke from the raging bushfires has bathed many major cities in an eerie orange glow and created apocalyptic scenes of destruction across the continent.

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It was a big year for climate reporting, and not necessarily for the good news.

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Is climate change driving migration from Central America?

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Meet Sweden's chief storyteller for climate change

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Sean Holman: #sacrifice2survive

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For many reporters covering climate, population remains the elephant in the room

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Why you're seeing so much news coverage of the climate crisis this month

More than 250 news outlets around the world have committed to Covering Climate Now.

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EHN's reporting honored in national environmental journalism awards

EHN reporter Kristina Marusic received an honorable mention for her beat reporting on air pollution in Western Pennsylvania by the Society of Environmental Journalists.

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Environment reporters facing harassment and murder, study finds

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Environmental reporting can help protect citizens in emerging democracies

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Sean Holman: Dear journalists of Canada, start reporting climate change as an emergency

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Chemical storage facility faces water pollution charges in Houston

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The Australian says it accepts climate science, so why does it give a platform to 'outright falsehoods'?

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Meet Sweden's chief storyteller for climate change

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Sean Holman: #sacrifice2survive

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Why you're seeing so much news coverage of the climate crisis this month

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Environmental reporting can help protect citizens in emerging democracies

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