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Josh Lederman

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Emmy Award-winning journalist • Now: @PrincetonSPIA • Former foreign correspondent @NBCNews, White House reporter @AP • Lover of fountain soda & rainy weather
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The Science of Awe: How Nature Resets Our Minds

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By Igor Volsky, Josh Lederman
| Substack
IV: Josh, I just recently got back on Instagram -- with the goal of promoting our project! -- and I couldn’t help but see your incredible pictures from Zion National Park. Just flipping through them felt awe-inspiring and, frankly, generated a sense of calm and peace.
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The 90-Second Rule: Why We Stay Frustrated Longer Than We Need To

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By Igor Volsky, Josh Lederman
| Substack
When something goes wrong, how long do you stay frustrated? In this post, we’ll share what neuroscience reveals about the surprisingly short lifespan of our emotional reactions—and how you can use that knowledge to break free from a cycle of disappointment and anxiety. IV: Josh, as you and I were launching our Substack, my partner and I were completing a move across the country from Washington D.C. to San Diego, California.
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From Trump and His New Team, Mixed Signals on Climate Change

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By Josh Lederman
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
He brushed off climate change as a Chinese hoax, then called it the real deal and finally declared that "nobody really knows." Donald Trump is sending mixed signals on whether or how he will try to slow Earth's warming temperatures and rising sea levels. Since he was elected, Trump has met with prominent climate activists Al Gore and Leonardo DiCaprio. He's suggested his daughter Ivanka, a close adviser, has a particular interest in the issue and could be his envoy.
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