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Examining the rise of the anti-science movement
Climate scientist Michael Mann joins CBS News' The Takeout to discuss Science Under Siege, the book he co-wrote with vaccine scientist Peter Hotez. Mann, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, is best known for the…
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Global Temperature Anomalies
This short NASA Goddard visualization shows how Earth's surface temperature has changed since modern record-keeping began in 1880. Each frame compares temperatures with the 1951–1980 average, so warming shows up as a steady…
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Temperature Anomalies by Country
This 36-second animation from Windy.com shows temperature anomalies for every country from 1880 to 2017, based on NASA's GISTEMP dataset. It is one of the quickest ways to see that warming is happening almost everywhere, not just…
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Carbon Pricing
This Global News explainer looks at carbon pricing, one of the most debated tools for cutting greenhouse gas emissions. It sets out the basic idea: put a price on carbon pollution so that polluters pay for the damage instead of…
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Genetic Engineering - Ethical Concerns
Genetic engineering has carried science into a realm once reserved for myth and imagination. With tools like CRISPR, synthetic biology, and gene drives, researchers can now rewrite the code of life with a precision that would…
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Social Media Regulation
Social media has become a defining infrastructure of modern life, shaping how people learn, communicate, and participate in society. Yet the same systems that enable connection can also amplify harm. Misinformation spreads faster…
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Evidence Supporting Evolution
The story of evolution is written across the natural world, and once you learn to read the clues, the evidence becomes almost overwhelming. It begins with fossils - those rare, lucky snapshots of ancient life. Layer by layer…
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Improving Your Science Literacy
Science literacy isn't about memorizing formulas or mastering obscure terminology. At its heart, it's the ability to understand how scientific knowledge is built, to evaluate evidence, and to make informed decisions in a world…
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Interpreting Science Research
It can be tricky to read and understand science, technology, health, and the environment. Some science sources may unintentionally or intentionally twist or obscure facts. When you're fact-checking, make sure you understand…
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Natural Selection and Its Role in Evolution
Evolution can feel abstract until you zoom in on the mechanism that drives it: natural selection. At its core, natural selection is a simple but powerful idea. In every generation, organisms vary. Some of those variations -…
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Risks of Science Misinformation
Science misinformation and disinformation don't just cloud public understanding - they reshape the world in ways that can be profoundly harmful. In a society where scientific knowledge guides everything from public health to…
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Green-Energy Myths Promoted by the Fossil-Fuel Industry
The fossil fuel industry has promoted several myths about green energy to protect their massive, long-term investments in oil and gas infrastructure, and maintain profitability. These myths typically focus on the cost…
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