Reconciling the divide between faith and science
Dr. Katharine Hayhoe speaks on how she is trying to change the perception that science and faith are opposing forces. She also discuss the new documentary film series ‘Let Science Speak.’
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WHEN FACTS ARE NOT ENOUGH: SCIENCE EDITORIAL
Science is based on a shared respect for the scientific method—the principle that, by gathering and analyzing data and information, scientists and others can draw conclusions that are robust and… Read More
The biggest part of my carbon footprint is travel
Texas Tech University Climate Science director Katharine Hayhoe thinks about her professional and personal carbon footprint all the time, and like many other scientists, she’s come to the conclusion that… Read More
Scientists Can Connect with Skeptics over Shared Risks of Climate Change
It is a scientist’s worst nightmare — that the facts are not enough to be convincing. But climate change skeptics are not “blank slates” who can be swayed to accept… Read More
Women in STEM: Katharine Hayhoe
Like the best science communicators, Hayhoe does not hold anything back when it comes to the details of models and hypotheses. In a recent CNN interview, she was asked about… Read More
Does Arctic governance hold the key to achieving climate policy targets?
Arctic feedbacks are increasingly viewed as the wild card in the climate system; but their most unpredictable and potentially dangerous aspect may lie in the human, rather than the physical,… Read More
What’s next for climate models?
Katharine Hayhoe on climate modelling
Dr Katharine Hayhoe is a professor in the department of political science at Texas Tech University and director of its Climate Science Center. Here she discusses the future of climate modelling, in an interview with Carbon Brief. Our Creative Commons license: you are welcome to reproduce unadapted material in full for non-commercial use, credited ‘Carbon Brief’ with a link to the original article.
Climate and Faith in the Public Arena: the 2017 John Stott London Lecture
The Climate Risks We Face
Since the dawn of the industrial age, humans have been pumping increasing amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere by burning coal, oil and gas. Researchers at the Mauna Loa… Read More
three texas scientists on hurricane harvey
Hurricane Harvey has taught us many lessons, but the most valuable may be the oldest lesson of all, one we humans have been learning – and forgetting – since the… Read More