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National Center for Science Education

@NCSE
Fighting disinformation in the science classroom.
Oakland, CA
ncse.ngo
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  • @NCSE
    National Center for Science Education
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    Is it possible to demonstrate the level of impact individual actors have had on extreme weather events? A new study suggests yes.
    It just got way easier to sue fossil fuel companies over climate change
    From motherjones.com
  • @NCSE
    National Center for Science Education
    @NCSE
    Aug 31
    A geography professor is suing the U.S. Military Academy, alleging that he was fired for teaching about anthropogenic climate change in the classroom.
    Accusations of climate change censorship at West Point | National Center for Science Education
    From ncse.ngo
  • @NCSE
    National Center for Science Education
    @NCSE
    Aug 28
    Congratulations to our board member, Gale Sinatra, on receiving a Career Achievement Award from the American Psychological Association!
    NCSE board member Gale Sinatra honored by the APA | National Center for Science Education
    From ncse.ngo
  • @NCSE
    National Center for Science Education
    @NCSE
    Aug 28
    Scientists uncover fossilized footprints that could potentially be the largest mammal to ever live alongside dinosaurs. science.org/content/articl… #FossilFriday
    Footprints may reveal biggest known mammal from age of the dinosaurs
    From science.org
  • @NCSE
    National Center for Science Education
    @NCSE
    Aug 26
    A story from WUSF and the Hechinger Report examines Florida's censorship of climate change from its textbooks in detail (NCSE is also repeatedly cited).
    "How Florida quietly removed climate change content from textbooks" | National Center for Science...
    From ncse.ngo