John Bacon of USA today explains why EPA chief Scott Pruitt defended flying first class on the government tab by saying the 'toxic environment politically' has led to uncomfortable...
Stephen Waldron from AAAS congratulates Dr. Mann on his science communication efforts, current research, and several publications.
Victoria University of Wellington explains why the Samoan Prime Minister and climate change action advocate created a climate change conference in Wellington.
Doyle Rice of USA Today, explains the extreme seal level rise seen all around the world.
Brandon Miller of CNN, explains how climate change is impacting how quickly sea level is rising.
Timothy Cama, writer for The Hill, explains how EPA head Scott Pruitt is getting bolder in quesitoning climate change.
Read this opinion piece by Karen Elias in The Express, Lock Haven, PA
Charlie May of Salon, explains why EPA head Scott Pruitt thinks climate change maybe not be so bad.
Chris D'Angelo of The Huffington Post explains why state legislators are trying to change the education standards in Idaho.
Oliver Milman of The Guardian writes about another comment from EPA head Scott Pruitt that proves once again that he his a climate change denier.
Ishaan Tharoor, writing for the Washington Post, explains how President Trump has continued to ignore climate change.
Dr. Mann's Op-Ed with James Powell in The New York Times about Rebekah Mercer's family foundation and how they fund groups that deny climate change.
In a world increasingly dominated by fake news, museums should stand as sanctuaries of truth and science. To do so, a natural-history museum must be accurate, faithful to the facts and trusted by the...
Bob Berwyn of Inside Climate News explains how the Jet stream has weakened over the past several decades and the impact on climate change.
Katie M. Palmer and Matt Simon from The Wired explain everything you need to know about what humans can do to stop wrecking the planet.
Dana Nuccitelli, writing for The Guardian, explains why it is dangerous to accept Trump's ignorance.
Scott K. Johnson, writing for Ars Technica, explains how a new record of past climate proves that we are indeed warmer than we've ever been as a planet.
Matt Smith of The Seeker explains how a new study seeks to pin down how much global temperatures are likely to rise with a doubling CO2 in the atmosphere compared to the pre-industrial era.
Dan Merica and Brandon Miller, writing for CNN explains Trumps false claims that the ice caps were setting records for how much they are not melting.
Sammy Roth of USA Today explains how the state of the climate is not as strong as Trump suggests.
Dr. Mann's latest interview with Steve Curwood with Public Radio International.
Dr. Mann's podcast of panel discussion from the Climate One Schneider Award event
Bill Nye writes for Vulture listing The Hockey Stick and Climate Wars as one of his 10 favorite books that they would take to a desert island.
Robin Pogrebin and Somini Sengupta from The New York Times explains why more than 200 scientists and academics are asking the American Museum of Natural History to remove Rebekah Mercer...
Dr. Mann's interview with CSICon - Skeptical Inquirer Conference with Brian Kirby of 502 Conversations.
Jennifer Hijazi of PBS News Hour and Scientific American explains why 2017 was the most expensive year for climate disasters on record.
Dana Nuccitelli, writing for The Guardian, answers that Earth's ideal temperature would be as little additional warming as possible.
Dr. Mann's letter to the editor in The Transylvania Times.
Marlowe Hood of AFP News Agency explains how the Paris Agreement goal of capping global warming at 1.5 degrees will not be attainable much longer.
Jason Samenow of The Washington Post Capital Weather Gang explains the recent brutal cold weather.
Paul Rosenberg of Planet Jackson Holel explains the online strategy behind the climate change denialists.
Dr. Michael Mann, Joseph Goffman, Alex Howard, Paul N. Edwards, Juanita Constable, Ben Levitan are quoted in The Environmental Data and Governance Initiative's article Changing the...
Dr. Michael E. Mann's commentary for DS Virgin Racing Formula E Team discussing how we can combat climate change.
David Fogarty of The Strait Times explains the extreme weather already starting in 2018.
David Fogarty of The Strait Times explains the record deep-freeze in the United States.
Dr. Mann and Jennifer Francis joined Marty Moss-Coane of WHYY Radio times to discuss the potential linkages between extreme winter weather and Climate Change.
Brian Palmer of the Natural Resources Defense Council explains Trumps increasing climate denial.
Dr. Michael E. Mann's latest commentary on Climate Reality
Joesph Romm of Climate Progress explains how the natural influences should have made 2017 cooler than normal, but it was actually hotter than normal.
Dr. Mann's commentary in the Bend Bulletin on how Gordon Fulks' Dec. 27 commentary is a dishonest smear against scientists and science.
Susan Atkinson's great commentary for The Salt Lake Tribune with a shout-out for The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars.
Bob Berwyn for Inside Climate News explains why new research suggests human-caused emissions will lead to bigger impacts on heat and extreme weather.
The Real News Network and The Baltimore Beat combine the big climate stories of the year.
Bart Verheggen writes about climate denialist attacks on recent articles about climate denialists.
Dr. Mann and Naomi Oreskes talk with Paul Huttner of MPR News.
Lisa Hymas of Media Matters for America explains why hurricanes, heat waves, wildfires, and beyond have contributed to a terrifying year of disasters in the U.S.
Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss of the Jacksonville Journal-Courier explains how no single hurricane or weather event can be directly linked to the general phenomena known.
Julie Dermansky of the DeSmog Blog explains Pruitt's plans to debate climate science.
Brady Dennis of the Washington Post explains how other Trump government entities have altered their language around global warming.
Dr. Mann's latest interview with Thom Hartmann on The Big Picture.
