Polar bears' DNA is adjusting to climate change. TEs—“jumping genes,” mobile pieces of the genome that influence how other genes work—in polar bears are now more active in fat- processing sequences, enabling them to eat coarser plant-based diets of warmer regions. theconversation.com/polar-bears-...

"65% of Americans say they “rarely” or “never” discuss global warming with family and friends' #EndClimateSilence Have a #climate conversation with the people around you. climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications...

Thank you to @insideclimatenews.org and all those who interviewed for my story on cranberry restoration projects in Massachusetts. Once again, I am leaving a story inspired by all the work conservationists are doing.

Grateful to @therevelator.org for publishing my story! Always in awe of all of the important work activists like Emily Donovan are doing!

I am not one to usually write book reviews, but I finally read Clayton Page Aldern’s book on climate change and its effects on the brain, and, wow. It gave me a deeper perspective on things I hadn’t fully considered. You can read my full review below: open.substack.com/pub/comewith...

I'm with Carl Pope on the urgent need to curb methane emissions from the oil and gas industry, but is subsidizing oil and gas companies really the best way to do it? www.nytimes.com/2025/06/23/o...

My recent story published with Inside Climate News that looks at how the island of Nantucket is facing rising sea levels head on. insideclimatenews.org/news/0606202...

Really excited to announce that my first Substack post is live! This endeavor, exploring healing from trauma that is coupled with eco-grief, is something that I have been wanting to write about for awhile. Thanks to Malin Christensson for being my first guest!🌿💚 open.substack.com/pub/comewith...

Grateful to the editors at @insideclimatenews.org for publishing my most recent story and to the doctors doing the important work of facing climate change.

My favorite book of all time.

This is the messaging we need from university presidents and provosts *especially* in red states. They should talk about climate change research in the same terms: “live saving”.

That famously green company Shell has put out its new energy scenarios and, boy, they are worth your time. Here's a thread 🧵 By 2100, in the worst-case scenario, the oil company sees global warming peaking at 2.2C. In the most ambitious, it comes back down to 1.3C. www.shell.com/news-and-ins...

Climate scientist James Hansen released a new study tracking the acceleration of global warming, and he says the world has not been adequately warned about the rapidly growing risks of extreme climate impacts.

My most recent article, published by Undark. Grateful to all those who are doing the hard work of researching and studying forever chemicals. undark.org/2025/01/27/o...