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Journalism and Environment 2005 Photo Gallery

Photos by J. Carl Ganter, MediaVia LLC.

Heidi Cullen, The Weather Channel	Peter Goldmark, Environmental Defense
Broadcast journalist Deborah Potter	Bill Raspberry, The Washington Post
Seth Borenstein, Knight Ridder, with The Aspen Insitute's Peter Reiling	Robert Rosenthal, San Francisco Chronicle
Tim Profeta, Director of the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions at Duke University and conference co-sponsor	Charlie Firestone, Jack Riggs and Tim Profeta, co-moderating the first annual conference on Journalism and the Environment at the Aspen Institute, with Maggie Fox of the Sierra Club
Chris Peck, The Commercial Appeal (Memphis), with Tim Lucas, Duke University; Jonathan Wolman, The Denver Post; Jennifer Christensen, CNN; Bill Raspberry, The Washington Post; and Deanna Sands, Omaha World Herald