The Man Whom Exxon Tried To Drill After years of using shareholder votes to pressure oil giants on climate, one activist triggered a corporate backlash that is reshaping the limits of investor power.

What happens when shareholder activism challenges oil giants on their climate accountability?

Read the latest story from our current CEJ fellow, Chris Walker, at The Lever

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Ted Scripps Fellows at CEJ visited the Immersive Media Lab at the University of Colorado Boulder.

A hands-on look at how VR can expand environmental storytelling.

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Former CEJ fellow Meera Subramanian’s new book is out now!

A Better World Is Possible is a graphic nonfiction look at youth climate activism and solutions.

Congrats @meerasub.bsky.social!
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Reminder: The Ted Scripps Fellowship application deadline is March 1.

Interested in advancing your environmental journalism? Don’t wait — apply now: tr.ee/1DkUB4

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Five Questions for the Fellows: Chris Solomon | Center For Environmental Journalism CU Boulder What happens when a journalist steps off the freelance treadmill? For Ted Scripps Fellow Christopher Solomon, the shift has meant trading constant deadlines for reflection, deeper learning, and…

In our latest Five Questions with the Fellows, TedScripps Fellow Chris Solomon reflects on slowing down, studying natural resource law, and rediscovering the joy of community.

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CEJ recently hosted a book publishing panel with David Baron, Hillary Rosner, and Florence Williams.

Our Ted Scripps Fellows joined the discussion on proposals, agents, and long-form storytelling. 📚

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