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baseball in the grass
baseball in the grass
A pandemic in nine innings
Check out our entire series explaining the science involved in the coronavirus pandemic. Sign up to receive our coronavirus update each week. From the National Writing Project: Writing, like any other art, teaches the entire range of “tools for thinking” that are required to be creative…
NCSE Director of Teacher Support Lin Andrews
NCSE Director of Teacher Support Lin Andrews
NCSE's Andrews in The American Biology Teacher
Crane Mountain, New York
Crane Mountain, New York
A seventh climate change education bill in New York
NCSE staff member DeeDee Wright
NCSE staff member DeeDee Wright
Welcome to DeeDee Wright
Climate Change in the American Mind report cover
Climate Change in the American Mind report cover
Climate Change in the American Mind: December 2020
Person smelling flowers
Person smelling flowers
What’s the deal with COVID-19 and our sense of smell?
On January 28, 2021, The New York Times Magazine cover story, by Brooke Jarvis, was entitled: “What Can COVID-19 Teach Us About the Mysteries of Smell?” Reader, I loved this story so much, for so many reasons. Because there was cool biology, because it highlighted an area of science that…
Kadunce River Waterfall, Minnesota
Kadunce River Waterfall, Minnesota
A pair of climate justice instruction bills in Minnesota
Why are these bears white?
Why are these bears white?
It’s not about what the virus wants, it’s about what the humans do
Starting in February 2021, each month we shine a light on an aspect of science that is often misunderstood or misrepresented. Read all our Misconception of the Month articles. Fact: Evolution happens because some variants are more successful than others. …
Making the Grade? report
Making the Grade? report
"Making the Grade?" in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

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