My growth depended on the myriad of women who mentored me, inspired me, and invested years into my development as a critical thinker.

Every day I work alongside dozens of women who apply exacting scientific rigor and creative problem-solving to their science.

Climate is changing: It’s real and you can feel It is now or never time to heal.

As with most meteorologists, I can remember an event that sealed the deal for me.

Instead of facts humans often use emotion when making decisions and show a personal connection to the things they believe to be true.

An expert can watch their field as a whole and see where it is going by watching colleagues mold and shape it.

I am particularly troubled by my slow learning progress. As a graduate student, learning is a constant job that I perform every day.

...we have a responsibility to work towards decolonization, or to regularly confront colonization in our daily lives.

For all the places he has been to, New York was, is and will be home for Carl Safina.

So why do people have such a negative view of Kentucky when it comes to education and science literacy?