Sep 14 Watch Why the Global Warming Crowd Oversells Its Message Spencer Michels talks to climate skeptic Anthony Watts who runs the popular blog “Watts Up With That?” about why he doesn’t believe the data used to analyze climate change. Continue watching
Sep 13 Are Hurricanes Linked to Climate Change? By Rebecca Jacobson, Inside Energy This polar map shows hurricane patterns since 1851. Image by John Nelson/IDVsolutions The image above uses NASA and NOAA data to show the location and intensity of every hurricane and tropical storm recorded since 1851. Continue reading
Sep 12 Watch Majestic Forests in Oregon at Risk from Timber Industry and Chemical Spraying Majestic Forests in Oregon at Risk from Timber Industry and Chemical Spraying… Continue watching
Sep 12 Watch Apple Unveils iPhone5 Amid Fiercely Competitive Smartphone Market Apple Unveils iPhone5 Amid Fiercely Competitive Smartphone Market… Continue watching
Sep 12 Oregonians Fear Harmful Effects From Timberland Herbicides Eron King surveys where helicopters have sprayed herbicide, which contains harmful chemicals, near her home in Oregon. She and her children have tested positive for chemicals 2,4-D -- which was used in Agent Orange -- and atrazine. Courtesy: The… Continue reading
Sep 12 Watch Kerry Emanuel on Hurricanes and Climate Change video interview with hurricane b-roll… Continue watching
Sep 12 Apple Unveils iPhone 5 Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks during today's Apple event at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts on September 12, 2012 in San Francisco, California. Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images. The newest iteration of the iPhone will be thinner,… Continue reading
Sep 11 ‘The Victory Lab’: The Science Behind Winning Campaigns By Alex Bruns // Have you ever wondered what your grocery store receipt has to do with your voting record? Chances are political operatives are poring over potential voters' everyday decisions trying to formulate winning campaign strategies. That is the premise behind the… Continue reading
Sep 11 Candidates Get Schooled on Science, Await Grades By Jenny Marder A large tree nymph sits on the finger of a visitor at a science center in Bremen, Germany. Photo by Ingo Wagner/AFP/GettyImages. A group called Science Debate has been trying for nearly five years now to thrust science into… Continue reading
Sep 10 Third Hottest U.S. Summer Ends With a Splash of Drought Relief By Rebecca Jacobson, Inside Energy This infographic from NOAA's National Climatic Data Center highlights some of the records set for the country this summer. Image by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The hottest July on record combined with a warmer-than-average June and August… Continue reading