Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. The IRE Journal

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Articles in Jul/Aug 2002 issue of Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. The IRE Journal

• Fateful harvest: Toxic waste found in ordinary fetilizers
  by Wilson, Duff
• San Francisco 2002 IRE Annual Conference: Learning to zig when the whole world zags
  by Bramucci, Gina L
• IRE launches Better Watchdog Workshops with SPJ support
• San Francisco 2002 IRE Annual Conference: Showcase spotlights threatened public access
  by Bramucci, Gina L
• Radioactive waste: Old records reveal history of Navy shipyard dumping
  by Davis, Lisa
• FOI report: Don't wait! Fight proposed medical privacy rules now
  by Davis, Charles
• Curtailing access to jurors: Judicial regulation of press?
  by Schulz, David A
• Board defines IRE mission, adjusts committee structure
  by Phillips, Cheryl
• Red cross: Disaster leads to questions about handling of donations
  by Santana, Norberto Jr
• San Francisco 2002 IRE Annual Conference: Don't ignore local angle to bioterrorism stories
  by Sherry, Mike
• From the IRE offices: Is better jouralism profitable? Workshops take direct aim at quality/bottom line question
  by Houston, Brant
• Anthology shows journalism often leads to significant change
  by Weinberg, Steve
• Election challenge
  by Pilhofer, Aron
• Patent Web site provides background, potential sources
  by Edds, Carolyn
• Toxic emissions: Cancer rates soar in high-discharge area
  by Streater, Scott
• Higher education
  by Peddie, Sandra
• San Francisco 2002 IRE Annual Conference: Panelists debate role of public service vs. profits
  by Joseph, Brian
• Selling innocence
  by Savini, Dave
• Chemical warfare: Bureaucratic infighting cripples public safety effort
  by Zaitz, Les
• Police confessions
  by Mills, Steve
• Lucrative sport
  by Carollo, Russell; Willmsen-Vasconez, Christine