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AMS Annual Meeting: Choose Your Own (Virtual) Pathway. Part 5: Community Engagement
As we mentioned in the first post in this series of potential “Virtual” Pathways through the rich AMS Annual Meeting...
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AMS Annual Meeting: Choose Your Own (Virtual) Pathway. Part 4: Social Justice
After a year of substantial social injustice-fueled upheavals, the 101st AMS Annual Meeting builds on social justice themes all week...
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Annual Meeting: Choose Your Own (Virtual) Pathway. Part 3: Pandemic Topics
Often our Annual Meeting week feels like a chance to get away from some of the day-to-day issues of work...
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Annual Meeting: Choose Your Own (Virtual) Path- way. Part 2: Weather Extremes and Climate Change
As we noted in the previous blog post, there are multiple ways to navigate an AMS Annual Meeting, even though...
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The 101st AMS Annual Meeting: Find Your (Virtual) Pathway of Major Themes
We’re on the verge of the first ever all-virtual AMS Annual Meeting—yet another milestone in a time of milestones, but...
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Not Just in Their Heads: New Research Confirms Connection Between Weather and Chronic Pain
Stormy weather increases pain. That fact is actually good news for people suffering from chronic pain whose complaints are often...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Remedial reading, and (noting the season), a regifting of the same: Beyond Persuasion: A Proposal for Invitational Rhetoric.
A week or so ago, had the pleasure to be interviewed as part of a survey conducted by Ioanna Cionea,...
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An Anticipated Increase in Earth's Strongest Storms
A little more than two weeks ago, Supertyphoon Goni blasted ashore in the Philippines with top sustained winds of 195...
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An Anticipated Increase in Earth’s Strongest Storms
A little more than two weeks ago, Supertyphoon Goni blasted ashore in the Philippines with top sustained winds of 195...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Remedial Reading: Mike Hulme’s 2009 book, Why We Disagree About Climate Change
Want to make any scientist you know feel shame and guilt? Ask them about some journal publication or book bearing...
