Science Communication

Neutralizing Some of the Language in Global Warming Discussions

February 22, 2011

By Keith Seitter, Executive Director, AMS The topic of anthropogenic global warming has become so polarized it is now hard...

Commutageddon, Again and Again

February 3, 2011

Time and again this winter, blizzards and other snow and ice storms have trapped motorists on city streets and state...

Some Take-Home Messages from Seattle

February 2, 2011

by Peggy Lemone, AMS Past-President Unpacking from my trip to Seattle, I mulled over the many ideas about communicating weather...

Raj: "I think we learned something, Steve!"

January 28, 2011

Raj Pandya and Steve Ackerman, co-chairs of the AMS Annual Meeting this week in Seattle, wrapped up their show with...

Making the Public Aware of the Science

January 27, 2011

by Skyler Goldman, Florida Institute of Technology, Student Contributor I sometimes feel like the whole purpose—or at least the effective...

The Raj and Steve Show, Episodes 2 and 3

January 26, 2011

Your Conference Co-Chairs, Raj Pandya and Steve Ackerman, have been gleaning insights into the communication of weather and climate during...

Science, the Write Way

January 24, 2011

by Emily Morgan, University of Miami-Florida Writing is a form of expression that has become a difficult task for members...

Not Sure What to Say? Talk about Uncertainty.

January 23, 2011

Since communication is the topic of the week, the new AMS draft statement on “Communicating Science” is never far from...

The Most Difficult "Way of Knowing": Listening

January 19, 2011

by Raj Pandya, Annual Meeting Co-Chair The theme of this year’s annual meeting is communication, and I think one of...

NWS sez 'Hi' to Fort Worth on Facebook

October 7, 2010

The National Weather Service is on Facebook (so is AMS, actually). But you knew that already. What’s new is that...

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