For Omnivore's René Redzepi, Food Reflects Who We Are - Atmosatmos.earth Chef-owner of Noma René Redzepi joins Atmos to discuss sustainable food, nature-inspired dining, and his new Apple TV+ docuseries, Omnivore.
Jason Dinh, Ph.D.
climate editor at atmos. covering nature, culture, and the environment. regular shitposter, orca sympathizer, struggling wizards fan. he/him.
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Galaxies ‘Dance’ In Stunning New JWST Imagewww.sciencefriday.com As the James Webb Space Telescope marks two years of operations, NASA unveils a new image of two galaxies interacting.
Science Saved Venice From Drowning. Could It Work Anywhere Else? | Atmosatmos.earth A system of barriers and gates named MOSE protects Venice from floods, but with climate change gaining speed, it’s a quick fix rather than a panacea.
I’ve Been to the Year 3000. Not Much Has Changed, but They Lived Underwater. | Atmosatmos.earth The seas have so much thermal inertia that a few hundred years of heating could leave a thousand-year legacy on ocean temperatures and sea level rise.
Barred Owls Blur Lines Between Invasive Species and Refugees | Atmosatmos.earth As climate change reshuffles species ranges, the distinction between invasive species and climate migrants is becoming more and more muddied.
Fact-Checked: Trump and Biden’s Climate Claims at First Presidential Debate | Atmosatmos.earth Talk of climate change took the backseat in the first 2024 presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.
Queer Communities Brace for Supercharged Hurricane Season | Atmosatmos.earth LGBTQIA+ communities in the U.S. South are facing a historic hurricane season alongside a barrage of anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation.
Earth Is Alive, a New Book Argues. Will We Kill It? | Atmosatmos.earth Author Ferris Jabr speaks with Atmos about the story of life on Earth, including its dynamic history and uncertain future.
Olympic Athletes Demand Sports Cut Ties with Fossil Fuels in New Report | Atmosatmos.earth Nearly a dozen Olympic athletes are demanding heat protections and an end to fossil fuel sponsorships ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Sea Otter Reintroduction Could Mend Ecological and Colonial Scars | Atmosatmos.earth Sea otter reintroduction is reviving the ecology of the kelp forest. Indigenous groups hope it brings back ancestral hunting practices, too.
What Will It Take To Save The Coral Reefs? | Atmosatmos.earth Coral scientists agree that stopping climate change is the number one priority, but a pitched battle has broken out over what more must be done.
A Queer Renaissance of Geography | Atmosatmos.earth Harvard University’s first geography graduate in 70 years breaks down why the discipline is necessary in confronting the climate crisis.
Can Citizens’ Assemblies Heal America’s Broken Democracy? | Atmosatmos.earth The growing gap between public opinion and government policies is driving a renewed interest in citizens' assemblies.
Thanks, Cicadas, for Democratizing a Love of Nature | Atmosatmos.earth As the cicada dual emergence approaches, climate editor Jason P. Dinh muses on the insects as nature’s great equalizers.
Did Big Green Groups Fumble Their George Floyd Moment? | Atmosatmos.earth Four years after George Floyd’s murder, major environmental organizations are backtracking on their pledges of racial justice.
Why Doesn’t Hollywood Make More Mass Extinction Films? | Atmosatmos.earth A spate of climate change movies has hit the box office in recent years, but films on the biodiversity crisis continue to elude the screen.
In A First, JWST Detects An Atmosphere Around A Rocky Exoplanetwww.sciencefriday.com Astronomers have confirmed they found an atmosphere around an Earth-like rocky exoplanet for the first time.
Shady Science: The Dangers of Secret Solar Geoengineering | Atmosatmos.earth A lack of transparency in solar geoengineering projects may tank public perception for an already maligned climate change strategy.
In A First, JWST Detects An Atmosphere Around A Rocky Exoplanetwww.sciencefriday.com Astronomers have confirmed they found an atmosphere around an Earth-like rocky exoplanet for the first time.
Why Petrostates Keep Seizing the Serengeti | Atmosatmos.earth A carbon credit company based in a petrostate just gained control over 8% of Tanzania’s land, displacing nearly 100,000 Maasai people.
Buckle Up—The Plant Consciousness Revolution Is Here | Atmosatmos.earth The Light Eaters author Zoë Schlanger dives into the heated debate over plant intelligence, consciousness, and personhood.
Congo’s Clean Energy Cobalt Mines Don’t Have to Be So Dirty | Atmosatmos.earth In the DRC, demand for cobalt to power electric vehicles and clean energy technologies is leaving behind a toxic legacy.
Palestine’s Jordan River Drained of Water and Livelihood | Atmosatmos.earth Israel’s exploitation of the Jordan River epitomizes the nation’s long-held brutal war tactic: the destruction and weaponization of Palestine's natural resources.
The Guardians of Earth’s Most Grotesque Flowers | Atmosatmos.earth A crew of Rafflesia enthusiasts are racing against the clock to save the corpse flower—the largest flower in the world—from extinction.
Where Are The Good Climate Change Apps? | Atmosatmos.earth Climate change apps could help us track our individualized carbon footprints, but some experts are skeptical.