Science Is Constantly Evolving

Discover the latest in climate change and evolution education news.

Making the Grade? map
Making the Grade? map
RNCSE 41:1 now online
Otisville, Michigan
Otisville, Michigan
Climate change education bill in Michigan
Climate comedy YouTube thumbnail
Climate comedy YouTube thumbnail
Our Changing Climate: Why Climate Comedy Gets It Wrong
For the final 2020 collaboration between the NCSE Graduate Student Outreach Fellows and Our Changing Climate, we turned to portrayals of climate change in television sitcoms. Many people don't actively engage with climate change science, so passive portrayals on TV can be crucial for shaping…
COVID testing facility
COVID testing facility
A year full of teachable moments
Cut from an episode of the Simpsons
Cut from an episode of the Simpsons
What's so funny about climate change?
Responding to media after the verdict.
Responding to media after the verdict.
Remembering Kitzmiller v. Dover
Rice
Rice
A few small grains of truth
Check out our entire series explaining the science involved in the coronavirus pandemic. Sign up to receive our coronavirus update each week. This week, a story in pictures. I have to tell you, digging into some aspect of the coronavirus pandemic every week can be emotionally difficult.…
Satellite image of earth at night
Satellite image of earth at night
Acceptance level of evolution in twenty countries
Umbrellas
Umbrellas
It's raining vaccines

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