Science Is Constantly Evolving

Discover the latest in climate change and evolution education news.

A scene from a PraegerU video.
A scene from a PraegerU video.
PragerU's climate-change-denying videos come to Oklahoma
Michigan state capitol.
Michigan state capitol.
Climate change in a Michigan environmental literacy bill
Peruvian parade.
Peruvian parade.
Polling climate change in Latin America and the Caribbean
A new poll of thirteen nations in Latin America and the Caribbean from the European Investment Bank suggests that "the region has a relatively low percentage of climate change deniers, averaging at 5% per country. However, the levels vary, with Argentina recording the highest rate at 9%, while in…
Flag of Canada in front of the Parliament Building in Ottawa.
Flag of Canada in front of the Parliament Building in Ottawa.
Polling climate change in Canada
State flag of Texas.
State flag of Texas.
Texas state board of education divided on climate change in textbooks
Glacier calving.
Glacier calving.
The partisan divergence on climate change continues
A scene from a PraegerU video.
A scene from a PraegerU video.
Are PragerU's climate change denial videos heading for Texas?
"Grading the Textbooks" report cover.
"Grading the Textbooks" report cover.
No reason for Texas to reject science textbooks, say NCSE and TFNEF
NCSE board President Kenneth R. Miller
NCSE board President Kenneth R. Miller
NCSE board President Kenneth R. Miller awarded Sigma Xi prize

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