Science Is Constantly Evolving

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The Bobcat fire in 2020.
The Bobcat fire in 2020.
A new poll on climate change action and acceptance
A horse and a zebra.
A horse and a zebra.
When you hear hoofbeats, don’t think of weaponized coronaviruses
NCSE Friend of the Planet and Friend of Darwin awards
NCSE Friend of the Planet and Friend of Darwin awards
Friend of Darwin and Friend of the Planet awards for 2020
Philip Appleman, poet and Darwin scholar, dies at 93
Defense witnesses for the 1925 Scopes trial.
Defense witnesses for the 1925 Scopes trial.
"Evolution Education in the U.S. is Getting Better"
Climate Change on a chalkboard
Climate Change on a chalkboard
NCSE's Lin Andrews discusses climate change with Mashable
Administering a vaccine
Administering a vaccine
Why phase 3 trials can take so long
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Texas state capitol
Texas state capitol
Update from Texas
NCSE/Penn State survey graphic
NCSE/Penn State survey graphic
"Evolution Education: What A Difference A Dozen Years Makes!"

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