KGNU’s How on Earth April 3, 2018 Hacking the Planet (start time: 10:24): It’s tough to wrap one’s mind around just how monumental and consequential the problem of climate change is. So dire that scientist and engineers for years have been exploring ways … Continue reading →

Houston Chronicle March 28, 2018 by James Osborne Social media feeds on Tuesday morning sported links to an article listing the “Nine Reasons Why Patagonia Secretly Loves Fracking,” and memes including a picture of empty shelves with the caption, “Patagonia introduces … Continue reading →

ScienceLine March 26, 2018 Have you ever felt like a plastic bag, drifting through the wind, wanting to explain to those who threw you away how detrimental you are to the environment? Well, even if you’ve never had that specific … Continue reading →

Climatewire March 19, 2018 by Niina Heikkinen U.S. EPA boss Scott Pruitt is skilled at sticking to his talking points, particularly when it comes to climate change. For journalists covering that issue, pushing Pruitt beyond his rhetoric has become more important … Continue reading →

Max Boykoff interviewed in Al Jazeera news report Al Jazeera, The Listening Post January 27, 2018 The curious persistence of climate scepticism Climate scepticism is fringe and unscientific. So why is it that sceptics still manage, in certain countries, to … Continue reading →

Max Boykoff’s MeCCO work for Lancet Report highlighted in Carbon Brief Carbon Brief, January 24, 2018 Every day, dozens of scientific journals publish new climate change research that is shared across the world via the internet. These journal papers make … Continue reading →

Associated Press December 5, 2017 by Seth Borenstein When it comes to filling jobs dealing with complex science, environment and health issues, the Trump administration is nominating people with fewer science academic credentials than their Obama predecessors. And it’s moving … Continue reading →

KGNU How on Earth November 14, 2017 Lancet Countdown on Climate Change(starts 3:45) Respectable science journals no longer debate whether human activity causes climate change, or even if it can be reversed to prevent human suffering.  They now scramble to figure … Continue reading →

Pique News Magazine October 5, 2017 U.S. President Donald Trump has initiated steps to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement. But a former advisor to President Barack Obama was anything but gloomy last week as he gave … Continue reading →