'connection between extreme weather & climate change has never been clearer, thanks to an area of science known as extreme-event attribution..but that science is largely missing from public weather forecasts' WHY, oh WHY?
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On @morningedition, Rebecca Hersher says melting sea ice won't directly raise sea levels. Wrong.
Floating sea ice is less salty & more bouyant — not a mere state change.
NASA Sea Level Change: Melting Ocean Ice Affects Sea Level – Unlike Ice Cubes in a Glass
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Congratulations to “Science Reporting – Large Outlet” Gold Award winning NPR team Lauren Sommer, Ryan Kellman, Rebecca Hersher, Connie Jin and Daniel Wood. brnw.ch/21wEiMK

Brooklyn & Baltimore I'm coming for you! Tonight I'll be reading with Emily Raboteau Greenlight Bookstore and tomorrow I'll be with Rebecca Hersher The Ivy Bookshop. There will be a lot of adventure, Antarctica, motherhood & laughter.

My thanks to NPR 's Nathan Rott Rebecca Hersher and Michael Copley for this excellent coverage about the insurance crisis driven by increasing impacts of climate change-here in Mariposa County and across the country.

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. NOAA predicts a 'near-normal' Atlantic #hurricane season. But that's not good news. Rebecca Hersher NPR reports on WFAE wfae.org/energy-environ…

The forecast is out for this year’s Atlantic hurricane season, which starts June 1st… and it’s not looking good.

Rebecca Hersher tells NPR's ‘Consider This’ why it’s happening, and why you need to start preparing for it now.
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NPR climate science reporter Rebecca Hersher offers excellent tips on reporting on climate change. But, at the heart of this Sound School Podcast interview is something more philosophical: the role of hope in climate change reporting. bit.ly/3OW0Q0i

Amazing reporting by ⁦Rebecca Hersher⁩ NPR on an individual man (not a statistic) lost due to climate-driven disaster. #DeadlyClimate #floods

This sort of #storytelling will reach more people, and have big #ClimateInfluence ⁦Covering Climate Now⁩ #media npr.org/2024/05/28/nx-…

THE QUICKENING tour is coming soon to an east coast, west coast, or third coast location near YOU! The best part: I am going to be in conversation with some of the most brilliant women alive...Emily Raboteau, Bathsheba Demuth @brdemuth.bsky.social, Erica Berry, Dr. Amy Brady, Peggy O. Heffington, & Rebecca Hersher !

Top Climate Scientists Warn Planet on Track for 'Catastrophic Warming.' Here's What World Leaders Can Do Now

This report is a cheat-sheet for policymakers who face increasing pressure to address global warming.

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In a series for NPR, Large Outlet Gold Award winners Lauren Sommer, Ryan Kellman, Rebecca Hersher, Connie Jin and Daniel Wood explain how distant phenomena are leading to sea level rise in Texas, western U.S. wildfires, and North Atlantic whale behavior changes. brnw.ch/21wEkJx

NPR Ryan Kellman PAMIR TIMES ® Rebecca Hersher “Scientists hope in the coming years they will be able to monitor lakes in real time, with automated instruments that can warn residents if a #flood is imminent,” the article reports.

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.Rebecca Hersher walked me through some of her best practices for reporting climate science. But, what really grabbed my ears was a turn in our chat that led to something more philosophical: the role of hope in climate change reporting. @npr PRX Transom.org transom.org/2023/going-beh…

The world's massive ice sheets and glaciers are melting as climate change raises temperatures. Scientists warn that disappearing ice is having surprising and far-reaching effects.
I'm a Martínez Lauren Sommer Rebecca Hersher wboi.org/2023-04-17/why…

Gutting reporting by Rebecca Hersher and something I wish more climate journalism would do. Kudos to NPR for sharing this.
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.Rebecca Hersher reports for All Things Considered - An extreme hurricane season is predicted for the Atlantic starting June 1 npr.org/2024/05/23/nx-…

'That basic human relationship with time makes climate change a tricky problem,' writes Rebecca Hersher for NPR.

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🥵🌀 | Rebecca Hersher reports for All Things Considered - Another hotter-than-normal summer lies ahead for the U.S., forecasters say npr.org/2024/05/16/125…