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SEJ Awards for Reporting on the Environment PDF Requirements

If you plan to upload PDF files for your SEJ awards entries, you might need to combine some PDFs: related stories published the same day count as one story. The form allows for five uploads of PDF files. To help judges, please combine these related stories from a single day into one PDF file.

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An Expansive Investigation's Key Lesson: Think BIG

SEJournal has the "Inside Story" on "The Smokestack Effect: Toxic Air and America's Schools," a USA Today series by Blake Morrison and Brad Heath that won SEJ's 2009 Kevin Carmody Award for Outstanding Investigative Reporting.

 

How To Prepare Your Entry

This page outlines the formatting and submission requirements for award entries. Before submitting, please carefully review the instructions below. Incomplete or incorrectly formatted entries may be disqualified.

 

ENTRY SUBMISSION DETAILS

  • A list of submitted stories with titles and publication dates
  • Context about the work’s significance or reporting challenges
  • Suggested: Background on impact, reporting obstacles or collaborations

You may submit entries in the following formats:

"Final NO2 Rule Cuts Back on Roadside Monitors"

"U.S. EPA's final air quality standard for nitrogen dioxide (NO2) entails new requirements for measuring peak exposures near roads, but it would monitor fewer roadside locations than the agency's original proposal."

Source: Greenwire, 01/29/2010

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