Hello, New Orleans.

If I miss my connection in Charlotte, it will because an americanair flight attendant slept in. Grrrrr.

Wish more Kentucky voters could read it.

Interesting development in the Kentucky Legislature today on #zombiemines . Republican lawmakers want to know what's going on with them. But the governor says a report on them would be 'unfunded mandate.' Thanks for following this, Liam Niemeyer

So glad to have been a part of SEJ in Philly!

Great to have you contributing in the #plastics mini workshop. And engaging with the army of environmental journalists who attended.

Farewell Philly and #SEJ2024 . Well done. Always so inspiring to be around such great journalistic energy.

Not quite sure how to open this plastic salad container. #SEJ2024

Chris Bruggers, who helped run Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) conferences for like 3 decades, gets to attend her first concurrence session at #sej2024 .

At #SEJ2024 - for me, anyway, how climate migration is happening and causing havoc. Why are so many people now moving into risky areas? Maybe I should not retire to Arizona.

Talking about “hydrogen hubs” at #SEJ2024 - Billions of taxpayer money is going to develop this potential clean energy source. But for now, lots of questions.

We are #hiring for North Carolina-based Reporter at Inside Climate News. Message me if you're interested in joining our team. We are attending #SEJ2024 Annual Conference if you would like to meet! #SEJ2024 - via #Whova event app

EPA Administrator Michael Regan, U.S. EPA tells environmental journalists attending #SEJ2024 that misinformation and disinformation campaigns surrounding the environment are prevalent, and 'an absolute threat to democracy.'

That would be EPA chief Michael
Regan at #SEJ2024 , fielding questions from journalists.

This is quite the story by Inside Climate News Ty Sam Satterly for your dogged persistence and research skills. You should consider working at epa. Go to USA jobs.gov. You are the future of public service at epa

A bald eagle just flew by here. #SEJ2024

A University of Louisville graduate student has exposed a comedy of errors by federal, state and local agencies that has allowed hazardous wastes to pollute the ground and, possibly, a nearby waterway - in a park. insideclimatenews.org/news/03042024/…

Good morning, #SEJ2024 - we are off to the Delaware Water Gap national park this morning.