Sam Harris’ latest exercise in egocentrism leaves him outmatched, outwitted, and outclassed by none other than Ezra Klein.
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Another Confused Creationist Is Greeted with Amusement
The next time we’re given cause to wince and chuckle, we might take a moment to imagine what a refocused zeal could look like.
Your Doctor Recommended the Flu Vaccine For a Reason—It Saves Lives
Going against the science of vaccination isn’t merely a personal decision, it’s a public health risk.
Small Changes in Temperature Matter — Probably More Than You Think
In which we hear the common refrain that a few degrees constitutes a “small” change in global temperature. It doesn’t.
Climate Change Carries Great Risks, But New York Mag Story Goes Too Far
Downplaying the risks associated with climate change is a problem. So are overstatement and exaggeration.
Leaving the Paris Pact Puts America Last
The Trump administration’s decision to cancel the Paris deal endangers our planet, our economy, and our international standing.
Conservative and Evangelical Voices Rally for Climate Action
Meet the conservative and evangelical voices hoping to jump-start action on climate.
The Science of Why People Reject Science
Accounting for social and ideological factors in science communication can improve the quality of debates and decision-making when it comes to climate change and other hot button scientific issues.
Early Mutation Exacerbated Ebola Outbreak
New research sheds light on Ebola’s destructive spread during the West African epidemic.
Wall Street Journal Misfires (Again) on Climate Change
Only the most gullible readers will fall for the Journal’s latest antiscience op-ed. Everyone else needs to call them out.
When Mitigation Has Failed, Adapt
For many coastal cities, the only choice is adapting to the encroaching seas.
Depressing Video Tracks Shift in Conservative Leadership on Climate
When was the turning point in American politics on the issue of climate change? 2009.
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