MISSOULA, MT -- The Society of Environmental Journalists annual conference that just wrapped up here proved -- as usual -- a veritable conucopia of interesting information about environmental news.
If you weren't able to go, you might want to nose around. I live-tweeted a few plenaries, as did several other SEJers. You should be able to find most of that by searching for #SEJ, #sej2010 or #sej10.
I highly recommend the unofficial conference blog. I'll shortly be posting my Dateline Earth item there that examines the failings of our $1.5-billion-a-year firefighting effort. Look also for an interesting film by Amy Gahran on the disruption of the food chain in Flathead Lake. Amy also captured the bracing words of Randy Udall on the future of
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