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Katherine Bagley

Katherine Bagley is a reporter for InsideClimate News who covers the intersection of environmental science and politics and policy, with an emphasis on climate change. Her print and multimedia work has appeared in Popular Science, OnEarth, YouBeauty.com, Audubon, The Scientist and Science Illustrated, among others. She holds master's degrees in journalism and earth and environmental sciences from Columbia University.

Articles

Climate Change Science Poised to Enter Nation's Classrooms

Mar 4 , 2013
New standards recommend teaching man-made global warming in all science classes. Some textbook publishers to incorporate curriculum immediately.

The Most Influential Climate Science Paper Today Remains Unknown to Most People

Feb 14 , 2013
Just six pages long, it is stoking a new moral urgency for climate action and forcing the financial world to reconsider the value of fossil fuel reserves.

Climate Change Impacts Absent from FEMA's Redrawn NYC Flood Maps

Feb 6 , 2013
Scientists argue new FEMA flood maps may be too conservative because they don't consider future sea level rise, with implications for Sandy rebuilding.

About a Dozen Environment Reporters Left at Top 5 U.S. Papers

Jan 17 , 2013
As NYT dismantles its environment desk, increased pressure on a handful of remaining journalists covering complexity of climate change.

Q&A: The Challenges of Facing Coming Climate Extremes

Jan 16 , 2013
'Every month that goes by, we get further in the hole,' says environmental law expert Michael Gerrard in an interview.

New York Times Dismantles Its Environment Desk

Jan 11 , 2013
Times says demise of the nine-person team, created in 2009, won't affect climate coverage.

Climate Change Divestment Campaign Spreads to America's Churches

Jan 10 , 2013
Religious communities were crucial participants in many great American social movements. Is climate change next?

Climate Science Makes an 11th-Hour Comeback in 2012

Dec 28 , 2012
Climate change was a politically taboo subject during nearly all of 2012. What a difference a superstorm makes.