THE WASHNGTON MONTHLY JOURNALISM AWARD
The Washington Monthly JOURNALISM AWARD FOR SEPTEMBER 1990 IS PRESENTED TO Bill Gifford and the editors of Outside One of the biggest environmental problems facing he concerned citizen is...
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...Greenpeace iquelched a union drive by its poorly-paid canrassers and phone fundraisers...
...Nominations for stories published or aired in Novemer will close December 15...
...This user’s guide also tells you hat: Ducks Unlimited campaigns hard for lead shot, t major cause of bird poisoning (and that Browning ias a special DU line of shotguns...
...Among the top rated are the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, the African Wildlife Foundation, and Citizens’ Clearinghouse ’or Hazardous Wastes...
...Two copies of the article or broadcast text should ccompany the nomination...
...Please send nominations to Monthly Journalism iward, 161 1 Connecticut Ave...
...The Washington Monthly JOURNALISM AWARD FOR SEPTEMBER 1990 IS PRESENTED TO Bill Gifford and the editors of Outside One of the biggest environmental problems facing he concerned citizen is sorting out the hundreds of :reen groups asking for support and money...
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...The winner will be announced i the JanuaryFebruary issue...
...The Monthly Journalism Award is presented each nonth to the best newspaper, magazine, television, or radio tory (or series of stories) on our political system...
...This urvey helps out by cataloging the politics, funding, rack records, and dirty little secrets of 25 environnental organizations...
...Nominaions for any newspaper, magazine, or radio or television tation in the country are welcome...
...On the other end of the scale, he authors reprove the National Wildlife Federaion, which they reveal bulldozed butterfly-inhabited rees and shrubs to build its new $30 million headparters building and also recently sold a farm to levelopers that had been donated expressly to serve IS a nature preserve...
...The subject can be ovemment in its federal, state, or municipal manifestaion...
...and the National 4udubon Society, despite its stance against drilling n Alaska, last year made $400,000 from the oil and ;as exploration it allows on land it owns in ,ouisiana...
Vol. 22 • December 1990 • No. 11
