Environment News Service
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The Environment News Service, referred to as ENS, is an environmental news agency which provides a press release distribution service, World-Wire in addition to original stories. ENS has won many awards for outstanding journalism.[citation needed] It is privately owned. The Environment News Service maintains two offices. ENS was first published in 1990.
ENS contributors around the world cover issues and events that affect the environment.
The Environment News Service is notable for providing a reporter on the ground for an international audience in the gulf war.[1] They have provided a news wire service since 1990.
[edit] References
- ^ Kellner, Douglas (September 1992). The Persian Gulf TV War. Westview Press. ISBN 0-7869-1850-8.
[edit] External links
- Example of ENS aggregated on Lycos in 1999.
- ENS home page
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