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The Truth About Dripping Faucets, Frozen Pipes And Extreme Cold
Fact or Fiction?: Leaving your faucets dripping prevents freezing pipes. It’s complicated.
Is There Science Behind Why Teens Wear Hoodies In Summer Heat?
Many teens are wearing hoodies in the summer. Science might actually explain why.
Is There Science Behind Why Teens Wear Hoodies In Summer Heat?
Many teens are wearing hoodies in the summer. Science might actually explain why.
Athletes Of Color May Be Particularly Vulnerable To Heat — Here’s Why
As temperatures heat up, athletes of color could face greater risks. Here’s why.
Vitamin D, Winter And Health – An Atmospheric Sciences Perspective
As winter begins in the Northern Hemisphere, sunlight availability declines. What’s the connection to Vitamin D and our health?
‘Wearing Masks Undermines The Vaccine’ Narrative Highlights A Key Science Literacy Challenge
The “vaccine vs. mask” debate highlights a common science literacy struggle with multiple scenarios, processes, and outcomes.
3 Things COVID-19 Vaccine Messaging Could Learn From Hurricane Forecasters
What COVID-19 messaging could learn from how meteorologists warn for hurricanes
Heat Doesn’t Grab Attention Like A Tornado Or Hurricane – Here’s Why It Should
Heat is a silent killer. Here’s why it should generate similar urgency to tornadoes or hurricanes.
Perceived Versus Actual Risk – Vaccine Lessons Meteorologists Understand
Perceived vs Actual Risk – Lessons from weather and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause.
Is A Digital Divide Hindering COVID-19 Vaccine Access For Seniors?
Many seniors are digital immigrants. Does this hinder access to COVID-19 vaccines?
