science
One thing the pandemic done has exposed a real problem in the way we talk about science in this nation, as if it was a thing that existed in a.
There is so much conversation about racism in science and technology today because that very real history is leading to major policy impacts as people of color are volunteering for.
Despite the right-wing narrative that climate scientists are ginning up their predictions of doom because they hate capitalism and America or something (seriously, I never understood why people would believe.
Underneath this fallen tree is the grave of Jonas Salk. Born in 1914 in New York City to Jewish parents, Salk at first lived a pretty normal life for that.
Today's example of why the left can't have nice things. Around the same time the central march in Washington, DC started coming together, people all over the country started planning.
In the bigger context of the horrors to come, the future of science research in this country seems perhaps less significant than attacks on immigrants, Muslim watch lists, etc. But.
If I were a climate scientist, the despair I would feel about the future of the planet would make it difficult to live. It's bad enough reading about climate science..
I know I am shocked to discover that arguably the nation's leading climate change denying scientist is bought and paid for by fossil fuel corporations, including the coal industry and.