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Recent Posts
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- Weather and Climate Change Focus of AMS June 25 ‘Short Course’
- Goodbye Jim Hansen, Civil Servant. Hello Jim Hansen, Citizen Scientist
- Points Leading Conservative Voices Most Often Make on Climate Change
- Sportsmen’s and Anglers’ Views Highlighted in New ‘This Is Not Cool’ Video
- U. of Washington Course: Science Students Learning ‘to Tell Stories’
Category Archives: News Notes
Clear, Concise Writing Distinguishes Climate Central’s Global Weirdness
Brief, to the point, and highly accessible — all terms applicable to the new Climate Central book. It may teach little new for those steeped in the subject (other than the virtue of clear and simple English). For those less [...]
Scientists Muller, MacCracken, Post‘s Eilperin Featured on Diane Rehm Program
Diane Rehm’s popular public broadcasting radio program devotes an hour to climate, using the Berkeley ‘BEST’ station temperatures research as a news peg.
ScienceWriters Issue Explores ‘Denial,’ Points to Six-Step ‘Denialism Manual’
A University of Wisconsin geneticist tells a science journalism meeting of ‘six steps’ common to science ‘denialism’ campaigns.
Koshland Museum Seeks Mitigation, Adaptation Community Photos
August 15 photo deadline nears for photos to be used for September climate change tour.
Startlingly Rapid Greenland Ice Sheet Melt Begs Question: Why?
Scientists will grapple ‘for years’ to best understand the whys and wherefores of a four-day rapid melting affecting 97 percent of Greenland’s enormous ice sheet. ‘Weird’ in a number of ways … but precise role of global warming remains to [...]
Quadrennial Science in Elections Efforts
Science Effort Again Seeks to Boost Issues in Presidential Campaign
It’s again an uphill fight, but a worthwhile one, and somebody’s got to undertake it: a number of science groups are again backing efforts to see science issues, including climate science, gain more traction in this year’s presidential campaigns.
‘Six Americas’ Update: Increasing Concern and Insights on Weather Influences
Survey results from researchers at Yale and George Mason point to some subtle shifts in public attitudes and offer hints on how nation’s unusual weather events may be influencing public opinions.



