Author Archives: Dan Satterfield

NASA’s Science Visualization Wall: Cool Is An Understatement

This blog post recounts a TV meteorologist’s recent experiences visiting a NASA science visualization project and working with other meteorologists and George Mason University researchers (re-posted with permission).

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Stations in Three Virginia TV Markets to Try Expanding Climate Coverage

Working with a George Mason University/Climate Central collaboration involving NOAA and NASA partners, new initiative seeks to measure public responses to meteorologists’ increased coverage of climate/weather.

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Washington Post’s Eilperin Moves from Green to White (as in White House)

Veteran climate and environmental news reporter advances to ‘online strike force’ and White House beat.

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A Flawed Riddle: Choose between Obama and Gore?

A conservative organization’s either/or framing on statements by President Obama and Al Gore poses a phony choice. It’s entirely responsible to accept both … or, for that matter, to accept neither. They’re not mutually inconsistent.

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Ongoing 'NewsHour' Coverage to Continue

Snowfall, Winter Sports Concludes PBS ‘NewsHour’ Climate Series

A year-long PBS ‘NewsHour’ series on climate change comes to a smooth landing in a piece dealing with issues facing winter sports interests. PBS says coverage of climate change won’t end here.

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‘Frozen Dirt’ and Methane … ‘We Cannot Go There’

Concerns about escape of CO2 and methane from Arctic permafrost revolve around whether, how much, and how fast emissions could be released. But a new Yale Forum video cautions that a warmer atmosphere poses real risks and, once started, such [...]

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Gold Turning to Brown in ‘Golden State’ Ag Fields?

The nation’s food shoppers and dining tables could be facing soaring prices and increasing scarcities from California’s leading agricultural suppliers in the warmer atmosphere they likely are facing.

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