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Covers:  energy, climate change, weather, global warming
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I'm a senior science writer for Climate Central, focusing on coverage of extreme weather and climate change. Prior to working with Climate Central, I was a reporter for Congressional Quarterly and Greenwire/E&E Daily, and a longtime blogger for Washington Post's "Capital Weather Gang" blog. I have a Masters Degree in Climate and Society from Columbia University and a Masters in Law and Diplomacy from The Fletcher School at Tufts University.

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Hansen Study: Extreme Weather Tied to Climate Change | Climate Central

Hansen Study: Extreme Weather Tied to Climate Change | Climate Central

Extreme weather events, such as the heat waves that have broiled the High Plains and Midwest this summer, sma…

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Drought Intensifies and May Last Through October | Climate Central

Drought Intensifies and May Last Through October | Climate Central

Drought conditions intensified in parts of the Midwest and Great Plains during the week ending on July 31, an…

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Greenland Ice Melt Reaches Unprecedented Level | Climate Central

Greenland Ice Melt Reaches Unprecedented Level | Climate Central

By Joanna Zelman, The Huffington Post Unprecedented melting of Greenland's ice sheet this month has stunned N…

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Drought Has Ties to La Niña, with Global Warming Assist | Climate Central

Drought Has Ties to La Niña, with Global Warming Assist | Climate Central

Driven by a combination of natural climate variability, manmade global warming, and plain old bad luck, droug…

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Despite warning, St. Louis tornado caught airport, passengers off guard

Despite warning, St. Louis tornado caught airport, passengers off guard

On April 22, an EF-4 tornado struck St. Louis, inflicting heavy damage on Lambert-St. Louis International Air…

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What do billion-dollar weather losses tell us about global warming?

What do billion-dollar weather losses tell us about global warming?

In taking stock of the extreme weather of 2011, many experts ( including yours truly) have pointed to the rec…

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Researchers say a new Trump rule could destroy American science as we know it – CNN

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By Ella Nilsen , Andrew Freedman 
| DrWeb's Domain (Podcast)
Climate, 5 min read By Ella Nilsen and Andrew Freedman, Jun 4, 2026 Researchers measure carbon dioxide in the atmosphere at the UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, California on April 11, 2025. A new rule proposed by the Trump administration would put federal funding for scientific research in the hands of political appointees, likely cutting off money for studies of climate change and other topics the administration ideologically opposes. Patrick T.
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8GB of RAM is back on laptops — companies are lowering memory offerings

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By Andrew Freedman 
| MSN UK
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Researchers say this new Trump rule could destroy American science as we know it. They’re fighting back

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By Ella Nilsen , Andrew Freedman 
| Yahoo
Researchers measure carbon dioxide in the atmosphere at the UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, California on April 11, 2025. A new rule proposed by the Trump administration would put federal funding for scientific research in the hands of political appointees, likely cutting off money for studies of climate change and other topics the administration ideologically opposes. - Patrick T.
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