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'Ken Ward, Jr. is a staff reporter for the Charleston Gazette, who has been nationally recognized for his writing on the coal mining industry. He is "a long-time green activist" [1] and the chairman of the Society of Environmental Journalists First Amendment Task Force, founded in 2002 to "to address freedom-of-information, right-to-know, and other news gathering issues of concern to the pursuit of environmental journalism."[2]

Writings

Ward, Ken (2005). "A Response to 'Death of Environmentalism': Part I: The Problem". Grist Magazine (March).

Ward, Ken (2005). "A Response to 'Death of Environmentalism': Part II: Framing and the Environmental Core". Grist Magazine (March).

Ward, Ken (2005). "A Response to 'Death of Environmentalism': Part III: Environmental Justice and Protest". Grist Magazine (March).

Ward, Ken (2005). "A Response to 'Death of Environmentalism': Part IV: The Problematic Role of Environmental Funders". Grist Magazine (March).

Ward, Ken (2005). "A Response to 'Death of Environmentalism': Part V: Conclusion and Road Forward". Grist Magazine (March).

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References

  1. ^ Roberts, David (2005). "Introduction to Ken Ward's A Response to 'Death of Environmentalism'". Grist Magazine (March).
  2. ^ "SEJ First Amendment task force". Society of Environmental Journalists website. Retrieved 2006-05-16.
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