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Science podcast with a focus on climate and natural hazards! Available on all platforms.
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Instead, this lab & others are being cut in a very weak attempt to reduce Govt. spending.
I want NSF and NASA and NIH to spend our tax dollars researching cool stuff -- because it benefits our country and the world much more than the original investment.
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That was an awesome livestream!
I'm editing a podcast right now with a Harvard professor who studies (1) how our solar system formed, and (2) how our climate changes over time. This is EXACTLY what I think our tax dollars should be funding.
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Instead, this lab & others are being cut in a very weak attempt to reduce Govt. spending.
I WANT NSF and NASA and NWS to spend our tax dollars researching cool stuff -- because it benefits our country and the world much more than the original investment.
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That was an awesome livestream!
I'm editing a podcast right now with a Harvard professor who studies (1) how our solar system formed, and (2) how our climate changes over time. This is EXACTLY what I think our tax dollars should be funding.
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* Spotify:
open.spotify.com/episode/18FK...
* Apple:
apple.co/4jXLUfi
* YouTube:
youtu.be/-2UK9HbirfM?...
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This is a good take. When I was doing research I always expected data to be available, but it was always a process to piece together from different sources when each source had its own hurdles to jump through
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Thanks for sharing!
Think you may be interested in a video I recently made about Sea Level Rise, with info originally released by NOAA, EPA, and other agencies: youtu.be/kTkGIxV3n-c
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Thanks for sharing!
Think you may be interested in a video I recently made about Sea Level Rise, with info originally released by NOAA, EPA, and other agencies: youtu.be/kTkGIxV3n-c
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Thanks for sharing!
Think you may be interested in a video I recently made about Sea Level Rise, with info originally released by NOAA, EPA, and other agencies: youtu.be/kTkGIxV3n-c
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(1) the projected average sea level rise of one foot by 2050
(2) increased frequency of coastal flooding
(3) Emissions impact on long-term sea level rise
(4) Planning ahead, including for different risk tolerances
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This video is for anyone wondering what #GovernmentAgencies like NOAA produce! I go through why so many agencies care about sea level rise, how it impacts typical Americans, and 4 major takeaways from this report:
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Great canyon pics!
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Thanks for your hard work on the assesssment
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Agreed! Here's a full podcast I released recently about why science research funding matters:
open.spotify.com/episode/4Sxq...
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Great list!
Also if anyone else curious why research funding matters, I released a podcast recently about why Science Funding is so important:
open.spotify.com/episode/4Sxq...
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Thanks for sharing -- great graphic in the thumbnail
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This is awesome! I've been similarly interviewing scientists to explain their work to the public. Not nearly as successful as you've been, but this is great to see!
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Agreed!! I think you may really like my podcast, "Rocks for Jocks", where I interview scientists and explain their work to the public:
linktr.ee/RocksForJocks
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Thanks for sharing!! This part hurts my podcaster soul:
"these political brokers play equivocal roles in the polarization process."
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2. When we have a better understanding of how the world works, we can do a better job with projects which DO impact humans directly.
* Ex: I love protecting communities from earthquakes... But this wouldn’t be possible unless thousands of people spent their careers studying how soil acts! 🧪
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I got the chance to interview someone at Harvard today, and I felt right like I was back in first year Earth science classes, where every day felt fresh and exciting as I learned about our universe!
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Great article
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Awesome picture!
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Thanks for reposting!
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Agreed! Here’s a podcast I made about why science funding matters, think you may enjoy it!
open.spotify.com/episode/4Sxq...
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Agreed! Here’s a podcast I made about why science funding matters, think you may enjoy it!
open.spotify.com/episode/4Sxq...
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Agreed! Here’s a podcast I made about why science funding matters, think you may enjoy it!
open.spotify.com/episode/4Sxq...
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Agreed! Here’s a podcast I made about why science funding matters, think you may enjoy it!
open.spotify.com/episode/4Sxq...
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Agreed; as a Boston guy I’m really impressed with Harvard’s response!
Here’s a podcast episode I made about why science funding matters! Please feel free to share this with anyone wondering why research cuts are a big deal.
apple.co/4jaYEyY
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Agreed; as a Boston guy I’m really impressed with Harvard’s response!
Here’s a podcast episode I made about why science funding matters! Please feel free to share this with anyone wondering why research cuts are a big deal.
apple.co/4jaYEyY
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Agreed; as a Boston guy I’m really impressed with Harvard’s response!
Here’s a podcast episode I made about why science funding matters! Please feel free to share this with anyone wondering why research cuts are a big deal.
apple.co/4jaYEyY
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Agreed; as a Boston guy I’m really impressed with Harvard’s response!
Here’s a podcast episode I made about why science funding matters! Please feel free to share this with anyone wondering why research cuts are a big deal.
apple.co/4jaYEyY