Category: environment flooding journalism

In this special episode, we reflect on a year of environmental reporting that’s taken us from the northern stretches of oil-producing Russia to the frog-filled forests of Australia.

The weather of 1911 was weird—or so reported the March 1912 edition of Popular Mechanics. Among reports of zeppelins, new developments in submarine tech, an electronic hearing aid from France, and the innovative use of…

The take-away: the consequences of attacking climate science are damaging to academic legitimacy, sound and effective public policy making, journalism, public health, ecological welfare and our collective future. Professor Gerrard, Professor McCarthy, and Dr. Anderson's…

The take-away: the consequences of attacking climate science are damaging to academic legitimacy, sound and effective public policy making, journalism, public health, ecological welfare and our collective future. Professor Gerrard, Professor McCarthy, and Dr. Anderson's…