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Yesterday NBC News posted a story (see my timeline) about how many more TV meteorologists are doing what you've seen me do for well over a decade: communicate about the science of #climatechange. Reacting to the article, several U.S. Senators... (1/)
are now calling for an investigation into @NSF grants designed to educate meteorologists about climate change. I’ve been using @_ClimateMatters for years. Here in Miami we see many examples of changes in the weather and our surrounding environment... (2/)
which are consistent with what you would expect in a warming world. -- from frequent extreme rainfall events and remarkable record warm stretches, to the rapidly-increasing sunny-day floods being exacerbated by #sealevelrise. (3/)
The #climatematters weekly bulletins distill the latest #climate research and scientific findings into easy-to-understand content and graphics for on-air use as well as posts on social media. Communicating the latest scientific trends and happenings is not "propagandizing". (4/)
The @ametsoc launched the Station Scientist initiative nearly 15 years ago just for this purpose. The broadcast meteorologists represent the most scientifically-knowledgeable individuals at each media outlet. We’re expected to explain much more than the weather forecast. (5/)
with opportunities to interview scientists on the air about a variety of scientific subjects -- including climate change. Presenting climate science on television – with or without Climate Matters’ graphics and materials... (7/)
is no different than explaining why and how meteors burn up in our atmosphere to produce shooting stars. Science is #Science is Science. Science is what @ClimateCentral is sharing with us via Climate Matters. (8/)
I believe a lot more can be done on communicating the state of the science of climate change. A handful of us have been doing it for 15 or 20 years, but we’ve curiously been considered mavericks. Now there’s a growing swell of broadcast meteorologists... (9/)
from a wide spectrum of TV markets, finding ways to discuss #globalwarming on the air. From making the connection of the effects of climate change on crops, to how warming is accelerating the spread of wildfires in the West... (10/)
TV mets are increasingly embracing the subject both on traditional and new media. As the effects of the unequivocal warming continue to spread, it’s become increasingly difficult not to. (11/11) fin
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