Perspectives
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Thanksgiving Reflections 2017. Part 3.
Colleagues. At Thanksgiving, you and I can and should be grateful for our colleagues, writ large – everyone with whom...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Thanksgiving Reflections 2017. Part 2.
Another story excerpted from the book, Living on the Real World (this from Chapter 3) to start us off… “At the...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Thanksgiving reflections 2017. Part 1.
“Prayers of thanks and special thanksgiving ceremonies are common among almost all religions after harvests and at other times. The...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Floods, litigation…and social change?
Wednesday and Thursday, the American Meteorological Society hosted a policy workshop and held a Capitol Hill briefing, focused on the...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Integrating Social and Behavioral Sciences within the Weather Enterprise. Part 3. Road Weather
“…I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.” – William Ernest Henley, from his...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Integrating Social and Behavioral Sciences within the Weather Enterprise. Part 2. Findings and Recommendations.
Okay, Bill. The previous LOTRW post introduced us to this NAS report and the motivations behind it. We see the...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Integrating Social and Behavioral Sciences within the Weather Enterprise
For the past year or so (depending on whether you take a scoping phase or the first committee meeting to...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Status of the Weather Enterprise? It’s Adulting!
When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child....
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Post-hurricane Houston, Florida, and Puerto Rico. Part 3. Reframing
Weeks after the hurricanes have come and gone, Houston (and other parts of Texas), and cities and towns extending across...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Post-hurricane Houston, Florida, and Puerto Rico? Bill Read weighs in…
Comments are largely out of sight in the blogosphere and too often are lost or unread as a consequence. They...
