Category Archives: Media

Hypocrisy: Enviro Journalist Society calls EPA e-mail scandal ‘totally bogus’; An effort to ‘politically damage EPA’

For the Society of Environmental Journalists, EPA transparency is only a problem when enviros can’t get info out of EPA. Continue reading

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Sports reporter replaces Juliet Eilperin on environment desk at the WaPo

The food critic apaprently was overqualified. And who is Lenny Bernstein married to? Continue reading

Salon hits FoxNews’ Juan Williams for plagiarizing from Center for American Progress; Ignores WaPo’s Juliet Eilperin for ‘lifting’ CAP donor agenda

Fox bad; WaPo good? Continue reading

Admission: Juliet Eilperin reassigned (suspended?), but not promoted at WaPo

Juliet Eilperin admits that her reassignment at the Washington Post was no promotion. Continue reading

NYTimes Public Editor: ‘Not convinced… environmental coverage will be as strong’ without recently-axed Green blog

This says something; the Green Blog’s editor has been reassigned to… the Culture department. Continue reading

Victory: JunkScience forces Juliet Eilperin out of WaPo environment beat

JunkScience has been after her since 2009, with WaPo ombudsman support. No doubt she will deny… just like she did her conflict of interest, until it became too much even for the Post. Continue reading

Old Gray Lady terminates ‘Green’ blog

Farewell, so long, auf wiedersehen, good-bye to the NYTimes Green blog. Continue reading

Milbank: ‘McCarthyism 2013′

WaPo’s Dana Milbank accuses Sen. Jim Inhofe of McCarthyism for his factual assertion that Chuck Hagel accused Israel of committing “sickening slaughter.” This is the sort of McCarthyism that Joe McCarthy was accused of — i.e., being correct! Continue reading

Getting Gored: Michael Mann’s Apocalyptic Prophecies and Al Jazeera’s Green Jihad

Why Al Gore was so impressed with Al Jazeera’s climate coverage. Continue reading

Grist: The virtues of being unreasonable on Keystone

From Chris Horner via Twitter: “”Nuremburg-style trials” dude upset, apparently NYT journo hasn’t “crossed over into advocacy” (how does one tell?)” Continue reading

ASU prof slams science journalists at AAAS meeting

Unfortunately, G. Pascal Zachary also sees Rachel Carson as some sort of model. Perhaps a model of what not to be like? Continue reading

Steyer-gate: Billionaire a major supporter of Center for American Progress

Center for American Progress-endorsed Energy Secretary pick nominee Thomas Steyer is also a major financial support of the group. Continue reading

Russian meteor explosion injures 950: Flashback — CNN anchor suggests meteor hurtling toward Earth could be a result of global warming

What wil CNN’s Deborah Feyeric say today? Continue reading

Washington Post May Cut Its Ombudsman Position

Current WaPo ombudsman Patrick Pexton isn’t worth a fig anyway. Continue reading

AP Whitewashes EPA’s Defiance of Federal Court Ruling on Ethanol Mandate

“That last sentence is a prime example of a shameful and maddenning media habit: Make something which is an obvious truth look merely like someone’s opinion.” Continue reading

Juliet Eilperin again fails to disclose conflict-of-interest

Washington Post environmental reporter writer Juliet Eilperin again cites the Center for American Progress and fails to disclose that her husband is a senior fellow there. Continue reading

HuffPo’s “5 Tips for Handling Climate Skeptics” implodes

Thanks to Steve Milloy for alerting JunkScience readers earlier today to this 1/16/13 Huffington Post article by Climate Counts Project Director Mike Bellamente. When asked if he attempted to apply his own ‘handling’ tips to people who promote the idea of man-caused global warming, Bellamente said he did. We await to find out how that turned out for him, but let’s go ahead and try that exercise right here, shall we? Continue reading

New York Times Dismantles Its Environment Desk

The reporters were reassigned to the science fiction desk. Continue reading

Does Juliet Eilperin meet the WashPost standard of disclosure?

Would that question be asked if she did? Continue reading

“Ocean Acidification”: A Sweet or Sour Talking Point FAIL?

There’s the science of man-caused global warming and there are the semantics of the issue. A major global warming talking point label begs for a deeper look into why it has every appearance of becoming an exceedingly inconvenient wipe-out, when it implodes under a simple exercise in common sense. Continue reading