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Challenges as digital journalists take on climate change

April 9th, 2010 by Sara Peach | No Comments

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I just had a new article published at the Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media on how the best digital storytellers are covering climate change online. Here’s a taste.

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Powering A Nation takes gold: Interview with The Visual Student

January 6th, 2010 by Sara Peach | No Comments

After www.poweringanation.org won gold at the 64th College Photographer of the Year contest, The Visual Student interviewed me and my colleague Ashley Zammitt about our process in reporting and designing the site.

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Coal questions and answers

August 24th, 2009 by Sara Peach | No Comments

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Powering A Nation, July 31, 2009 – Since 2001, U.S. energy companies have proposed more than 150 new coal plants. But a loose network of environmental activists, aided by uncertain economic conditions, has forced plans for more than 100 of the plants to be abandoned. Dozens more are clogged up in the court systems. (The rest.)

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Communication studies professor balances teaching, environmental advocacy

May 24th, 2009 by Sara Peach | No Comments

CHAPEL HILL (University Gazette, May 7, 2008) – In a classroom in Wilson Library, Robert Cox pauses to update his class about the sudden disintegration of a massive Antarctic ice shelf.
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Sara Peach on The Buckley Report (Fox8 News)

May 22nd, 2009 by Sara Peach | No Comments

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UNC-Chapel Hill classmate Eileen Mignoni and I talked with Bill Buckley at Fox8 News about becoming finalists in the Project:Report competition, an international documentary competition sponsored by YouTube and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. (more…)

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