Environmental Journalism in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan: Reporting Scarce Amid Environmental and Media Problems

Eric Freedman

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Independence for the former Soviet republics of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia has not led to press freedom, solutions to pressing environmental problems, or development of effective grassroots nongovernmental organizations. This article examines relations between journalists and environmental nongovernmental organizations, and it identifies barriers to in-depth, balanced, and accurate news coverage of environmental issues and events.

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2005The Practice of Qualitative Research 1998Asia Pacific Media Educator 2002Freedom of the Press 2000Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe 1989PAY AS YOU GO 2004Designing and Implementing the First Environmental and Science Journalism Course for an Uzbekistan Journalism School 2007After the Tulip Revolution: Journalism Education in Kyrgyzstan

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