The Examination is a donor-supported newsroom telling vital stories about preventable health crises responsible for human suffering on a staggering scale. Will be cover big tobacco, industrial food, polluting industries and more and will be launching in December 2023.

National Geographic Channel is the critically acclaimed network for viewers who "Dare to Explore," providing info-rich entertainment that changes the way you see the world. A trusted source for over 100 years, National Geographic provides NGC with unique access to the most respected scientists, journalists and filmmakers, resulting in innovative and contemporary programming of unparalleled quality that pushes boundaries and takes you as far as you can go. Also a leader on the digital landscape, NGC HD was the number one requested HD network by viewers for the last two years, and NCG VOD is a category leader. Building on its success as one of the fastest-growing cable networks year-to-year in ratings and distribution since launching in January 2001. Based at the National Geographic Society headquarters in Washington, D.C., the NGC is a joint venture between National Geographic Ventures and Fox Cable Networks. Since its launch, NGC initially earned some of the fastest ratings growth in television. The network celebrated its fifth anniversary in January 2006 with the launch of NGC HD. NGC has carriage with all of the nation's major cable and satellite television providers, making it currently available to 67 million homes. PR professionals pitching a new show idea or film for acquisition are advised to contact the network's executive vice president of programming. To pitch a story idea, event, or guest booking to National Geographic Today, contact one of the assignment managers. Advertising information can be attained by contacting the network's senior vice president of media sales at (212) 822-8668. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Trellis provides information, resources and learning opportunities to help companies of all sizes integrate environmental responsibility into their operations in a manner that combines ecological sustainability with profitable business practices. It serves as an information clearinghouse on sustainable business practices and resources from a wide variety of entities, including companies, nongovernmental organizations, trade associations, government agencies and academic institutions. It also aims to help companies and other organizations turn information into knowledge and action by providing hands on tools, expert advice and case studies.

Written for those interested in construction materials and demolition debris recycling, this publication is formerly known as CD Recycler. The official publication of the Construction Materials and Recycling Association, the industry's trade association. Includes coverage of the demolition industry and construction and demolition materials recyclers. Focuses on mixed materials processing and site recycling done in conjunction with demolition work and new construction. Offers suppliers to this burgeoning market and those buying scrap material from it, an exclusive communications channel of more than 6,000 entrepreneurs, managers and processors making significant buying decisions almost daily. Aims to inform a specialized industry that engages businesses involved in the demolition, solid waste, land clearing, contraction and aggregates industries as well as business that have emerged specifically to serve this market.

Established in 1982 and published for recycling and composting professionals, including governments, waste haulers, recycling and composting firms and consultants. Each issue features in-depth analysis and news on market trends, collection programs, processing techniques, policies and legislation, equipment developments and association activities.