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Today, Randy Cepuch reviews Matt Simon's "important...depressing" A POISON LIKE NO OTHER: HOW MICROPLASTICS CORRUPTED OUR PLANET AND OUR BODIES (Island Press): washingtonindependentreviewofbooks.com/bookreview/a-p…

Had a fantastic conversation with Shumita Basu about microplastics, a very unfantastic thing. If you need a break from *gestures broadly at everything* podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/app…

Mark your calendars! Ocean Conservancy is sitting down live with journalist and author Matt Simon to discuss his book "A Poison Like No Other" and the dangers of microplastics to our ocean. Have questions for our experts? Drop them below in the replies! 👇

Many of us are aware of the pollutants that come from cars and the fossil fuel industry, but did you know toxic particles may be lurking in your home? Science reporter Matt Simon, author of A Poison Like No Other, gave us the scoop on microplastics. 👀 bit.ly/3HiF575

Highly recommend anyone writing, researching or wondering about #microplastics tune into this Ocean Conservancy webinar next week, 1/31. Mark your 🗓️ b/c @stellar_seas Anja Brandon, PhD Chelsea Rochman Matt Simon are among the best! oceanconservancy.org/news/ocean-con…

A new study finds that the amount of plastic particles at the ocean surface is skyrocketing. But it's likely a significant underestimate, due to scant data on the smallest of microplastics and nanoplastics. wired.com/story/micropla…

Honored to be part of this incredible paper with rockstar co-authors Lisa Erdle, PhD, Win Cowger, PhD, Patricia Villarrubia-Gómez #PlasticTreaty, 5 Gyres, and others not on Twitter. Fantastic write-up by Matt Simon!

Wired science writer @mrmattsimon joins us to discuss the pervasive impact of microplastics on the world and how we can minimize it in our lives. Notes buff.ly/3JLMsEe Apple buff.ly/40Kvop9 Spotify buff.ly/3Kf5qVd Overcast buff.ly/3TPY79C

.Matt Simon, author of “A Poison Like No Other: How Microplastics Corrupted Our Planet and Our Bodies,” is joining us for this month’s Livable Future Live to talk about the health and environmental impacts of plastic pollution. RSVP to join us on 6/21: fwwat.ch/3WJEPUL

Honored to be included in this fantastic review of the plastic threat by Elizabeth Kolbert in the The New Yorker. newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…

Excited to chat with WIRED magazines Matt Simon about his new book “A poison like no other.” Join us for a webinar this Thursday at 12et as we delve deep into the world of #microplastics which are corrupting our planet and our bodies. Sign up: climatereality.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

I'm sorry to say that after two years at WIRED I've been laid off along with many of my beloved and talented colleagues. I'm so grateful to have worked with journalists and editors who are the very best at what they do, and I am truly going to miss them.

(Heart)BREAKING NEWS: After 20 years WIRED , I was among the group of talented editors, writers, designers, and others laid off last Thursday. I am grateful for the career I was able to build there and proud of the work we all did together.

I’m so grateful to all the workers who trusted me to tell their stories WIRED these past few years. It’s been an honor and a thrill. I learned from the best and got to write about dogged union fights, donor-conceived family reunions, employees grappling with layoffs, and more.

Just had brutal layoffs across WIRED that hit WIRED Science especially hard. We lost our amazing editor, Kara Platoni, Ramin Skibba on the space beat, and my fellow doomsday reporter Maryn McKenna. I’m still here, picking up the pieces. But hire these people before someone else does.

Honored to have worked with Greg, and extra honored to call him a good friend. Hire him now please.

i wish i had stupid cash so that i could scoop the insane talent that is getting laid off in journalism this year and just pay them to whip ass

Welp WIRED laid me off alongside a bunch of other talented people, and on the way out the door I want to appreciate some stories that I was proud to write while reporting on how AI can harm people, accelerate inequality, violate human rights, and threaten society. A thread 🧵:

The 2024 #Grist50 list is here! Meet 50 innovative climate leaders who are applying their strengths, creativity, and time to tackling the biggest problems our planet faces. Explore the list: bit.ly/3MTGFyB