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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

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.

GOP Not Listening to Its Own Scientists on Climate Change

Feb 22 , 2012
GOP scientists say their attempts to talk about climate dangers with their party's politicians and their aides have largely fallen on deaf ears.

Primer: What's New (and What Isn't) in the IPCC's Report on Extreme Weather

Nov 22 , 2011
The world's leading science panel studied the link between man-made warming and wild weather for the first time. InsideClimate News examines its results.

New Research on Safety of Storing Carbon Underground Is Questioned

Sep 12 , 2011
A new industry-funded scientific study concludes that underground storage of CO2 poses little risk to human health. At least one critic isn't convinced.

Climate Shifts Drove Wars in 90-Plus Nations Since 1950, Study Shows

Aug 24 , 2011
El Nino conditions triggered 21% of conflicts in tropical states from 1950-2004, research suggests, with implications for human-made warming

Scientists Suggest End of Arctic Sea Ice in 2060, after Possible Brief Expansion

Aug 16 , 2011
Study author says she is concerned that climate skeptics will seize upon some of the new findings as evidence against human-made warming

Climate Change Forcing Buried Toxics Back Into Atmosphere, Scientists Say

Jul 25 , 2011
New study finds that as warming heats up oceans and melts Arctic sea ice, buried POPs are being re-released into the environment