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The West Orange Times & Observer and Southwest Orange Observer earned numerous awards during the Florida Press Association’s annual Florida Media Conference, held Aug. 3 to 5, in Ponte Vedra.

The awards recognize distinguished science reporting for a general audience.

STONY BROOK, NY—November 1, 2022— Stony Brook University School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) lecturer and WSHU managing editor J.D. Allen received an Eric and Wendy Schmidt Excellence in Science Communication Award from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. The award is for the first season of Allen's ongoing climate change podcast Higher Ground, produced for WSHU, a Long Island National Public Radio affiliate station. The award is in the "Best Sc...

STONY BROOK, NY—November 1, 2022— Stony Brook University School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) lecturer and WSHU managing editor J.D. Allen received an Eric and Wendy Schmidt Excellence in Science Communication Award from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. The award is for the first season of Allen's ongoing climate change podcast Higher Ground, produced for WSHU, a Long Island National Public Radio affiliate station. The award is in the "Best Sc...

Three Ghanaian female journalists were on last Friday honoured in the Open Forum Agricultural Biotechnology (OFAB) media awards for their dedication to science reporting, particularly on emerging technologies in agriculture - agricultural biotechnology.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and journalists have resolved to renew their partnership on the Sound Management of Chemicals and Waste (SMCW) in Ghana, in accordance with international agreements. The EPA, as part of efforts to complement the implementation of international agreements, the strategic plans on chemicals and waste, and…

The West Orange Times & Observer and Southwest Orange Observer earned numerous awards during the Florida Press Association’s annual Florida Media Conference, held Aug. 3 to 5, in Ponte Vedra.

The content produced last year by the Jacksonville Daily Record staff recognized with six first-place wins.

Screeners are Ph.D. scientists or experts in their field who assess the scientific accuracy of entries and recommend those worthy of judging by panels of science journalists.

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