The People Who Could Have Done Science Didn't
Because they were women, and they were told, at every stage, that they weren’t good enough. It was a lie...
Hot Planet
Climate science in a changing world
Don't Be Fooled: Weather Is Not Climate
But climate affects weather...
The Truth Sometimes Hurts
We scientists need help to communicate in a post-truth world
Climate Change: We're Not Literally Doomed, but...
…there’s space for action between “everything is fine” and “the apocalypse is upon us”
Open-and-Shut Case
The climate is changing, there are fingerprints all over the scene, and we know, beyond any reasonable doubt, that humans are mostly responsible
Adapting to Climate Change Will Take More Than Just Seawalls and Levees
Our government’s unconscionable policies are a scary precedent
Why I Won't Debate Science
Once you put established facts about the world up for argument, you’ve already lost
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