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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

As Climate Disasters Soar, Environmentalists Take on Role of Relief Agencies

Dec 17 , 2012
Greenpeace and others are adding 'climate disaster relief' to their missions both for humanitarian purposes and to raise awareness of global warming.

In Obama's Backyard, a Climate Change Battle in Virginia Next Year

Dec 12 , 2012
With Virginia's climate skeptic attorney general seeking the governor's seat and fossil fuel money pouring in, familiar battle lines are being drawn.

Spreading Like Wildfire, Fossil Fuel Divestment Campaign Striking a Moral Chord

Dec 6 , 2012
The primary aim of student-led campaign at 150-plus universities is to make climate change the moral issue of the generation.

Outcry Grows Over Canadian Govt's Undermining of Climate Science

Nov 27 , 2012
Federal researchers are on the front line of Harper's alleged 'war on science' as the country's oil ambitions clash with its scientific agenda.

America Is Only Nation Where Climate Scientists Face Organized Harassment

Sep 10 , 2012
'I feel for my American colleagues and what they've had to deal with,' one British climate scientist said.

Climate Scientists Lament a Nation Stuck on the Wrong Debate

Jun 4 , 2012
While the national climate debate is fixed on whether Earth is warming, climate scientists are focused on understanding how bad it will be.

Why Don't TV Meteorologists Believe in Climate Change?

May 7 , 2012
Climate scientists agree in vast majority that human-caused global warming is occurring. But most U.S. weather forecasters don't. Why?

Science Educators Troubled by Heartland's Climate Curriculum and Author's Credentials

Mar 15 , 2012
Science education experts say the group's proposed curriculum, designed by a long-time climate skeptic, will foster confusion, not learning.