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((Infobox Newspaper
| name                = Earthweek
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| type                = Environmental column
| format              = Graphics and text
| foundation          = January 2, 1988
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| owners              = Earth Environment Service
| publisher           = Through [[Universal Press Syndicate]]
| editor              = Steve Newman
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'''''Earthweek—A Diary of the Planet''''' is a weekly [[Print syndication|syndicated]] [[newspaper column]] created by Steve Newman.  It reports on events in Earth's natural history.

==Typical content==
''Earthweek'' provides a weekly overview of headline events affecting the planet—cyclones, floods, brushfires, oil spills and climate change. Other stories are a bit more unusual—monkey attacks, snake infestations and a bounty of phenomena as diverse as nature itself.

''Earthweek'' initially focused mainly on breaking weather news stories, along with a complement of items about volcanic eruptions, [[El Niño]] outbreaks and unusual animal stories.  That focus has widened in recent years to be more inclusive of [[global warming]] issues and how wildlife is reacting to the changing climate.

==Format==
The feature was the first fully paginated newspaper column to be distributed with placed graphics, thanks to the growing popularity of the [[Macintosh]] computer platform in newspaper graphics departments during the late 1980s.

Due to the slow [[modem]] speeds common in 1988, early versions of ''Earthweek'' were limited to low-resolution graphics. Subscribing newspapers maintained a library of individual [[icon (computing)|icons]] and the base map, which were used by the "wire frame" of the [[Pagemaker]] document distributed to them each week. ''Earthweek'' is now created in [[QuarkXPress]] with [[Adobe Illustrator]] graphics, and is delivered as a complete, integrated package.

A [[PDF]] version of the feature may be downloaded by readers in markets where ''Earthweek'' is not published.

==Distribution==
The feature premiered in the ''[[San Francisco Chronicle]]'' on Saturday, January 2, 1988, and began syndication through the now-defunct [[Chronicle Features]] in early September of that year.

Earthweek moved briefly to [[Universal Press Syndicate]] in 1998, when [[Andrews McMeel Universal]]  purchased Chronicle Features. Author Steve Newman moved the column to the [[Los Angeles Times Syndicate]] in June 1998, where its circulation increased and an online version was created.<ref>((Cite web|url=http://edition.cnn.com/NATURE/9908/06/diary.planet/index.html|title=CNN - Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet - August 6, 1999|website=edition.cnn.com))</ref>

A subsequent purchase of that syndicate by the [[Tribune Company]] absorbed ''Earthweek'' into [[Tribune Media Services]], which discontinued the online version and oversaw a steady decline in the column's print subscriptions and sales.

''Earthweek'' rejoined [[Universal Press Syndicate]] in June 2003, and is now published by nearly 100 newspapers worldwide.<ref>((cite web |url=http://www.earthweek.com/printclients.html |title=Current Print Subscribers |access-date=18 Oct 2010))</ref>  An interactive version was launched by [[Uclick]] in July 2006.

==Use in education==
Many educators use the feature in a weekly assignment to elementary and middle school students.  By encouraging a close examination of ''Earthweek''(('))s map and summaries, students can increase their understanding of both geography and the environment. Educator Lori Agan wrote an essay in the [[National Science Teachers Association]] journal ''Science Scope'' that documents how her use of ''Earthweek'' has benefited her students.

==Author==
[[File:Steve Newman Earthweek Author.jpg|200px|right]]Earthweek is produced by Steve Newman, a broadcast meteorologist for more than 30 years and a frequent contributor for ABC's ''[[Good Morning America]]''.

His Earth Alert bulletins were a weekly component of ''Discovery News'' on the [[Discovery Channel]], and an online feature of Discovery.com.

in 1980 Newman established Earth Environment Service, a weather consulting company that provided forecasts and data to agricultural, insurance and media interests worldwide.

Newman is a member of the [[American Meteorological Society]] and a fellow of the [[Royal Meteorological Society]]. He has also been active in the [[United Nations]] [[World Meteorological Organization]] and is a member of the [[National Association of Science Writers]].

==References==
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==External links==
* ((official|http://www.earthweek.com/))

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[[Category:American environmental websites]]

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