“A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” is so good?????
08.02.2026 15:43
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“A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” is so good?????
The US is leaving some of the world’s oldest and most influential scientific networks involved in biodiversity research, climate science and conservation
go.nature.com/4a48Ney
As another year comes to an end, try keeping your #mind sharp with my latest for National Geographic 🧠🧠🧠 www.nationalgeographic.com/health/artic...
The United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, was placed under lockdown on Thursday after receiving threats, a spokesman said.
It was a pleasure! Looking forward to hearing about more exciting work of yours.
Thanks Laura!
Like, the NYT reporter didn’t even interview people in the nearby town about how THEY feel about their weird new neighbors.
COVID revisionists see the public-health response to the pandemic as a failure. But they fail to get the full picture—and that might leave us even less prepared for the next pandemic, Rogé Karma argues.
Texas House Democrats offer a brief response to Gov. Greg Abbott's threat of arrest and expulsion: "Come and take it."
Thanks Laura!
@tatyanazaria.bsky.social is a great science journalist who does outstanding work on space stories at Ohio State and freelances as well! Eg her recent feature on heavy elements produced in the r-process: news.osu.edu/study-reveal...
Ohio State is making a huge splash in the commercial #space sector. Plus, a visit from former astronaut Kate Rubins: news.osu.edu/space-confer...
Who wants to eat fish soup - and really taste it - in a virtual reality videogame? Ohio State researchers have your back! My colleague @tatyanazaria.bsky.social delivers all the delicious details. news.osu.edu/new-device-c...
“Kamala,” by @kadirnelson.bsky.social, would have been the cover of the November 18, 2024, issue of The New Yorker, had Kamala Harris had won the election. Read about the cover that never was: nyer.cm/0syMCVN
The inverted flag isn’t disrespect — it’s a distress signal from naval traditions, used to show grave danger to life or property.
With a lawless man set to take power after attempting to overthrow the government, America is in extreme danger.
That’s why I’m posting it today.
We need to sue for their anti-climate policies.
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Have you checked out the brand-new climate fiction collection from @gristnews.bsky.social yet?
Get inspired. These 12 short stories envision what a better future could look like and how we get there.
grist.org/imagine2200-...
#Imagine2200 #climatefiction #fiction #sciencefiction #solarpunk
“It’s hard to remember, but I wanted to try not to forget, too.” Read “Happy New Year,” a short story by Hiromi Kawakami that is set in a sparsely peopled Japan of the distant future.
In 1948, two Harvard professors surmised that a rare name had a negative psychological effect on its bearer. Were they right?
Reimagining the Climate Crisis Through Climate Fiction
What we’re trying to advocate for are courageous stories. Justice-driven stories. Culturally authentic stories. Stories with diverse, intersectional characters.
www.terrain.org/2024/current...
#Fiction #Storytelling #Imagination #Climate
Photo of Siri Carpenter and a pull quote saying: "For too long, science journalism has been treated as something distinct, something extra — the domain of specialists writing for audiences who are already deeply interested in and informed about science. This is bad."
"Siloing science journalism is dangerous because it leaves the public vulnerable to misinformation. It undermines journalism’s ability to put global crises into context and make them meaningful at the local level." 🧪https://www.niemanlab.org/2024/12/science-journalism-becomes-plain-old-journalism/
"He left me alone in a tangerine motel room, left me lonely in my dorm room, left me by myself to hook up with randos, left me homesick in a city where he knew I didn’t belong."
Definitely read this one by @lumchanmfa.bsky.social in @jhhnow.bsky.social.
gooseberry-pie.com/the-guy-i-du...
🌍 Why Don’t Governments Use Science?
A @natureportfolio.bsky.social survey found 80% of science-policy experts think governments lack robust systems for science advice - despite crises like COVID-19 showing its value.
How can we bridge the gap?
🔗 www.nature.com/articles/d41...
#SciComm 🧪
I wrote a little end of year manifestation for you'all. MAY IT EVER BE THUS!
www.wired.com/story/the-be...
“While blues legends sold authenticity and jazz greats fell under the spell of hard drugs, “reincarnated” frames a taste for violence as our generation’s manifestation of the fleshly urges church leaders denounce whenever secular music is deemed demonic.”
What a time to be alive!!!!!
That's it. I've had it up to here with these woke zoologists. First we can't call them "shark attacks" (shark encounters is preferred), now we can't do presidential turkey pardons bc it aligns turkeys unjustly with the carceral state. www.nytimes.com/2024/11/22/o...
Trump lied all the way through the campaign saying he knew nothing about Project 2025 and now he's nominating everyone from Project 2025 to serve in his administration.
Messaging wasn't the problem for Kamala. It's that Trump can lie over and over and never pays a price.
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