Category - Environment

Environment • Perspective

Heavy Rains In Hanoi As Haiyan Approaches

November 10, 2013

by Chi Li

HANOI, Vietnam – It’s pouring hard outside of my window. Part of me is relieved schools are...

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Typhoon Hits Philippines With Wind, Rain

November 9, 2013

by Regiem-Melech H. Ocampo

Typhoon Haiyan in a satellite photo Saturday from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...

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Texas Farms Feel Heat From Severe Drought

July 29, 2012

by Kiernan Majerus-Collins

Kiernan Majerus-Collins/youthjournalism.org A dried up and dead cornfield in Texas...

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How The World’s Youth Celebrate Earth Day

April 21, 2012

by Tasman Anderson, Daniel Gilbert Bwette, Mariechen Puchert, Evangeline Han, Pushkal Shivam, Edrees Kakar, Arooj Khalid, Waleed Tariq, Narine Daneghyan, Caroline Nelissen, Ameni Mathlouthi, Mary Majerus-Collins, Eli Winter, Tamar Gorgadze, Jason Soltys, Roohani Deshpande, Alexandria Garry, Chaewon Kim, Tom Moon, Eric Kim, Joanne Park, Jason Sung

Young people around the globe who observe Earth Day shut off appliances, plant trees and try to...

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Ugandan Hip Hop Artist: Save The Trees

April 21, 2012

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by Daniel Gilbert Bwette

Bwette Daniels Gilbert / youthjournalism.org In Uganda, hip hop artist Asolo...

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Indoor Waterfall Brings Nature Inside

April 21, 2012

by Jason Soltys

Jason Soltys / youthjournalism.org A side view of the new waterfall at Indian ...

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Surrounded By Floodwaters In Bundaberg

January 22, 2011

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by Linna Hong, Tasman Anderson

Brisbane resident Lisa Hong, who is a medical student at Griffith University, standing shin deep in...

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Lending A Hand In Queensland

January 19, 2011

by Nancy Hsu

Photo by Justin Chan By Nancy Hsu Reporter Youth Journalism International BRISBANE...

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🇲🇬 Junior Reporter Tahiry Andrianotahiana wrote about her first experience of flying. The piece was created as part of our annual conference in Cape Town, South Africa.❤️ Help YJI by donating at helpyji.org🔗 Read or listen at youthjournalism.org/first-flight-of-her-life-and-the-airplane-of-her-dreams/-----#youthjournalisminternational #journalism #education #capetown #plane #flying #airline #firsttime #experience #madagascar ... See MoreSee Less

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Venezuela deserves democracy, not Trump's oil grab - Youth Journalism International

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Sixth of October City, EGYPT – United States President Donald Trump orchestrated a military attack on Venezuela on Saturday, taking President Nicolás Maduro and his wife into custody on allegations...

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During the past week, we've published three dozen pieces originating from our global conference in Cape Town. They're all worth reading.But here's one to get you started: ... See MoreSee Less

Between mist and mirror: The fabulous panorama from atop Table Mountain - Youth Journalism International

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Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA – A thousand meters above sea level, 18 pairs of eyes gazed downward. Far below, gauzy wisps of white thinned and re-formed, revealing glimpses of Cape Town stretching toward...

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As we kick off 2026, let's look back at last year's most-read stories on our website, youthjournalism.org.Our site had around 100,000 unique views from around the world, and we published over 200 pieces from 36 different countries.Our top three most-read stories were:1) "Pekin, a place of pride and prejudice," by Norah Springborn, written in December 2023.2) "First Snow In Lahore Delights Residents," by Waleed Tariq, written in February 2011.3) "Turkish rape culture is not unlike the rest of the world," by Lina Köksal and Sreehitha Gandluri, written in November 2022.With the two runners-up:4) "In Haiti, dogs and cats are pets, not lunch," by Naïka Jean, written in September 2024.5) "In Denmark, graduation is all about the hat," by Amy Goodman, written in May 2020.All our stories, including these, are available on our website, youthjournalism.org. Considering becoming a donor? Donate at helpyji.org#YouthJournalism #GlobalStories #MostReadArticles #Youthjournalisminternational #journalism ... See MoreSee Less

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“This incredibly important, worthwhile organization should be supported by everyone who cares about quality, ethical journalism.” — Nat Hentoff, First Amendment expert, in 2016 Consider making a...

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🎆 A very happy New Year from everyone at Youth Journalism International.Thank you to everyone for their support in 2025. We couldn't do it without our readers, donors, and dedicated students. We look forward to another great year.Considering becoming a donor of Youth Journalism International, to kick off 2026? Donate at helpyji.org.#HappyNewYear #YouthJournalism #SupportTheCause #DonorAppreciation #MakeADifference #FutureOfJournalism #2026Goals ... See MoreSee Less

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