A Must Read article via Climate Feedback discussing the scientists reactions to the US House Science Committee
Aaron Thomas of wearecentralpa.com writes about a group of six Penn State professors who held a teach-in analyzing the phenomenon's impact on democracy
Read this ...and Then There's Physics article on Roger Pielke's unfortunate twitter rant
In Greg Laden's blog for ScienceBlogs he discusses the interesting situation Judith Curry and Roger Pielke Jr. have found themselves in.
Dr Michael Mann, who appeared as witness at Congressional climate change Hearing, says Scientists upcoming March on Washington unprecedented
Michael Mann's interview with Ira Flatow on Public Radio International's Science Friday
Dr. Mann's interview with The Real News Network
Henry Goodwin of The World Weekly attempts to explain why Donald Trump is waging war on the environment
Jennifer Mcdermott discusses how more than 400 icebergs have drifted into the North Atlantic shipping lanes over the past week.
This article in NewsTalk explains how the severe weather expected to hit the country over the next few days could become a lot more common.
Dana Nuccitelli, writing for The Guardian, explains how Republican Party leaders keep putting fossil fuel industry profits over the well-being of Americans
Jason Samenow of the Washington Post explains how the early blooming of the cherry blossoms signals the warmest climate in over 1,000 years.
Dr. Mann's interview about his recent Scientific Reports article on climate change and extreme weather on Mike Hosking Breakfast Newstalk ZB New Zealand
Dr. Mann's interview with The Real News Network.
Mann says the way climate change affects the jet stream is intensifying and increasing the regional scale of droughts and flooding.
Chris Mooney of The Washington Post reveal that scientists continue publishing research hinting that climate change could be changing the flow of weather itself
Peter Heinlein of VOA News discusses why scientists are concerned about research funding cuts.
Dr. Mann's article in The Real Network News. Dr. Michael Mann emphasizes says we are already seeing global impacts; within one to two decades we are on track for an iceless Arctic
In this article written in Tulsa World, Randy Krehbiel, writes that Senator Inhofe warns climate change deniers to be "vigilant" because Former President Obama "built a culture of...
Drew Pendergrass of The Harvard Political Review discusses the political motivated Freedom of Information Act which is undermining climate scientists ability to do important work.
Jason Samenow of The Washington Post writes about how the climate hearing will "make great political theater, but wont advance the conversation"
Phil Plait of SyFy Wire explains how the Arctic and the Antarctic are experiencing record lows this year.
Timothy Cama explains how republicans on the House Science Committee are planning a hearing to challenge mainstream climate change science conclusions
Dr. Mann's interview for Deutschlandfunk (via Google translate)
Peter Gwynne, Physics World's North America correspondent, discusses US researchers alarm over the Trump administrations decisions over climate change.
Letter to the editor by Kenneth F. Styer's in The Greenville News asking for an open debate about climate change politics.
Dr. Mann is joining Mark J. Green, Lawrence Tribe, Laura Tyson, David Cay Johnston, Robert Reich and the rest of the august team at #ShadowingTrump
Emily Atkin, writer for the New Republic, explains how trumps budget will eliminate funding for science research projects.
Marlene Cimons for ThinkProgress discusses a new study that spells out the threat of sea-level rise in coastal communities.
Greg Laden's blog discusses Mark Steyn's role in climate politics.
Charlie Wood, staff writer for The Christian Science Monitor discusses the ever-rising CO2 concentrations that have scientists searching for ways to buy humanity time to reduce carbon emissions.
Brady Dennis and Juliet Eilperin of The Washington Post explain how Senator James Inhofe's continual rage against the scientific consensus of human caused climate change is impacting our nations...
Kevin Cowtan and Zeke Hausfather of Scientific American explain how trolling scientists emails is useless in evaluating whether research results are correct.
Matthew Rozsa of Salon explains how even blizzards show that climate change is a very serious problem.
Randy Krehbiel of Tulsa world reveals that Mandy Gunasekara, who supplied the snowball U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe famously tossed on the Senate floor two years ago, has been named new EPA chief Scott...
Ed Yong of The Atlantic discusses the 21 stated goals of the March for Science occurring on April 22, coinciding with Earth Day.
Joe Romm of ThinkProgress explains how defunding NOAA’s satellites will also hurt weather forecasts and jeopardize public safety.
Joe Romm of ThinkProgress discusses how representative Darrell Issa, long time climate change denier, has joined a bipartisan House caucus on climate change.
Dr. Mann co authors this new article in Conservation Biology's online library.
Seth Borenstien, AP Science Writer, discusses the early spring temperatures across the United States.
Thor Benson calls attention to the fact that Chicago hasn't seen any snow on the ground in February and January, proving that the overall global warming is affecting areas all over the country....
Christinia Prihoda explains what we as the public can do to help our environment.
CBS news writes how Oklahoma attorney general, Pruitt had repeatedly sued to rein in the EPA's reach during the Obama administration and is now EPA administrator under President Trump
Marianne Lavelle of Inside Climate News how EPA Official David Schnare is now working with President Donald Trump.
Dr. Michael E. Mann's commentary for Undark Magazine
explains that the playbook used by those seeking to preserve the planet's fossil fuel addiction is well established, and its use is...
Dr. Mann's interview with Emma Reynolds of news.com.au
Susan Hassol and Michael Mann work together on a piece for New Scientist about the latest attempt to resurrect climate change deniers' favorite trope of a warming pause is just more smoke...
In Vaidehi Shah of Eco-Business discusses that climate change deniers now hold the highest political office in the world, and Australasia's political leadership is no better.
Dr. Mann's interview with Philip Adams of ABC News on Trump's climate politics.
Tina Perinotto of The Fifth Estate discusses how the science community is looking toward a brighter future even during a Trump Presidency.
Olivia Richter of The Eagle, the American University newspaper, explains why scientists are getting political during this Trump administration
