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Climate change is one of THE most important issues of our time, trumping health care as there will be no need for health care if there is no planet. The mainstream media does an awful job at covering the topic, relegating it to the science pages, the... more »

  34millionfriends wrote:

I read Women's eNews articles frequently. When Lois Abraham and I started 34 Million Friends, www.34millionfriends.org in 2002, I had never heard of Women's eNews. They covered our story. Lois and I were even among the 21 Leaders of the 21st Century for... more »

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This is a great source of information and inspiration for me, offering news and articles from all over the media which I otherwise might miss. It is one of my top current event resources, and I am grateful it is there. more »

  NPRfan wrote:

Another newspaper in Arizona closed this week. Thank goodness we have Public Radio (KJZZ and KBAQ locally) to give us intelligent and balanced news and information. Most people do not know that 90% of public radio's support comes from public donations.... more »

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I'm very impressed by the unique work being done by the Press Institute. From both an economic development standpoint as well as a journalism one, they are an important addition to the development landscape. Brilliant work! more »

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TRRS works to keep people with a print disability informed about current local events. Even if you don't have the time to sit beside a radio to hear the news, you can still stay up-to-date. Just download the readings you wish to hear from the internet... more »

  Karenpschaefer wrote:

As a member of the Society of Environmental Journalists since 2003, I can personally testify to the outstanding value of this organization in promoting the knowledge base, skills and opportunities for journalists who cover the environment. I learn more... more »