Kim Stanley Robinson Revisited
In this old interview, famous climate fiction author Kim Stanley Robinson credits John Dos Passos, author of the esteemed U.S.A. trilogy of novels, as a key influence on both 2312 […]
Climate.gov: Climate and Extreme Heat
New Climate.gov journalism on extreme heat! Congrats to a wonderful team (Amber Liggett, MSEM, Melissa DeFrancesco, Gillen Curren) who collaborated on research/writing for months to highlight NOAA-funded scholar Ladd Keith‘s important work on heat policy […]
This Week on Climate.gov
Please consider signing up for my weekly newsletter at NOAA, “This Week on Climate.gov.” I promote 4-5 stories each week, including feature essays from world-class science journalists, new and compelling […]
My Science Writing
My debut as a science writer. Thanks to the Climate.gov team for making this possible. The story of climate change in Alaska pulled me in and challenged me at every […]
Fire and Ice
Last week, I got to thinking about Robert Frost’s poem “Fire and Ice” while I was at work on climate matters. Arctic melting, record high temperatures, Montana blizzard. It’s not […]
New Writing on Climate Change
The Tampa Bay Times, the top newspaper in Florida and one of the best in the nation, has published my guest column promoting the vital work of the Southeast Florida […]
New Poem – People’s Climate March
People’s Climate March: April 2017, Washington, DC We rose early and took to the street, mustering between the Capitol and the White House, free people in solidarity with science; […]