Condors!! The The Washington Post health & science section is a real hoot today! Read this extremely visual piece from me and my talon-ted colleagues: washingtonpost.com/climate-soluti…

With Alice Li, melina mara, dayana, and many more!

Very worthy cause and will be some great bands performing. Check it out Thursday night at The Black Cat.

“It’s working to get attention. But to what end?”

Research shows these types of tactics don’t work. Someone prevented from commuting to work or believes that irreplaceable art is being harmed may be turned off by the climate movement - by Shannon Osaka

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In much of the country, including Massachusetts and the West, drought is expected to dull the brilliance of fall foliage, causing leaves to turn brown and drop before ever revealing their brilliant colors. via Matthew Cappucci Kasha Patel: washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

If you want a quick rundown on how climate change is exacerbating hurricane activity (and how it's not), listen to my interview with Janae Pierre

The runoff from contaminants, soils and overflowing rivers on land into the ocean is huge. Impressive vantage point from the Space Station.

This is likely signaling the beginning of serious environmental impacts that may emerge, which I wrote about: washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

Front page today with Scott Dance: How climate change is rapidly fueling super hurricanes

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What makes science so interesting? Maybe curiosity -- or is it humor? Kasha Patel joins me 9/21, 10am on WERA 96.7 FM WERA 96.7 FM for some fun exploring the intersection of all three. Streaming wera.fm #choosetobecurious

My old job at NASA Earth Observatory is open! I learned so much more about data, satellites, maps, and writing than I realized at the time.

Check out this great 🧵 from the amazing Joshua Stevens of EO stories, some of which I wrote. Then apply here:
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Melt events this summer in Greenland were moderate, but the summer was wetter than avg & ice/snow surface was already close to melting point in Sept. So when warm & cloudy air pushed over the ice last weekend, a large melting event occurred.

My latest: washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

Well, he's not called Tiafriend. #USOpen #tiafoe

Serena Williams is like the McRib. You can retire but you will always live in fame. #usopen #SerenaWilliams #GOAT𓃵

Serena Williams has more saves than Microsoft Office OneDrive. #GOAT𓃵 #USOpen2022 #SerenaWilliams

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Some things you need to see to understand. The scale of Pakistan's floods is one of those things. It's utterly devastating. by Ruby Kasha Patel susannah george Haq Nawaz Khan, shaiq hussain, and Gerry Shih.