San Francisco is hot, with wildfires blazing nearby By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2017 Extreme and record-setting heat came to the San Francisco area late last week, and wildfires continue to threaten lives and national treasures.
Wildfires affect folks miles away in Montana Rockies By Paul Katula • Aug 17, 2017 The Rocky Mountains in Mont. are breathtaking, but today, they're covered in smoke from wildfires that are impacting people's lives.
Can good governance cut greenhouse gases? By Paul Katula • Aug 10, 2017 Reducing greenhouse gases would reduce the effects of climate change. Have 9 states found a way to do that?
Possible tornado in Salisbury turns over cars By Paul Katula • Aug 7, 2017 A strong storm moved through Salisbury, Md., this afternoon, causing some damage and overturning cars. No one was hurt.
US teachers harbor climate change misconceptions By Press Release • Jun 7, 2017 US science teachers have some of the same misconceptions about climate change as the general public, and they need more support.
Close to water, “senioritis” takes on new meaning By Paul Katula • Mar 10, 2017 Seniors at many high school often take a planned but unscheduled day off to relieve the stress that comes at the end of high school.
EPA head denies humanity’s role in climate change By Paul Katula • Mar 9, 2017 Despite growing evidence, officials at the US Environmental Protection Agency suggest CO<sub>2</sub> isn't a major contributor to global warming.
On Charles Darwin’s 208th birthday By Paul Katula • Feb 12, 2017 Today is Charles Darwin's birthday, and we celebrate it by talking about the intersection of science, religion, the care of our planet, and technological advances.
Texas board will vote on science in April By Paul Katula • Feb 1, 2017 Does Betsy DeVos believe we should teach creationism? the Bible? What would science teachers experience with her at the US Dept of Ed?
Risk of flood changing in many US regions By Press Release • Dec 29, 2016 Major news over the last 12 months included destructive flooding in several states. There's a pattern, and it, like the climate, is changing.