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Women To Read And Follow | Blog For Iowa

Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com According to the website Wordsrated, the average American adult reads five books per year. 51.6 percent of Americans don't finish a single book in a year. Therefore, I am pretty optimistic when I say we should be reading these eight female authors. Don't get me wrong. Men can be fine…

Why some scientists are pressing the UN to prioritize climate 'tipping points'

Book excerpt—Catastrophic climate change: Lessons from the dinosaurs

Do the dinosaurs, victims of a famous 66-million-year-old mass extinction event, have a message for us?

Author Dr. Naomi Oreskes Coming To Valley City Oct. 4th

Author Dr. Naomi Oreskes Coming To Valley City Oct. 4th

Why trust science? Naomi Oreskes wants you to believe in the value of scientific consensus

Harvard Professor Naomi Oreskes will deliver a lecture in Valley City on Wednesday, Oct. 4, and appear for book signings in Fargo and Bismarck on Oct. 3 and Oct. 5, respectively.

Author Dr. Naomi Oreskes Coming To Valley City Oct. 4th

Author Dr. Naomi Oreskes Coming To Valley City Oct. 4th

Harvard professor to speak in Valley City on Oct. 4

Natalie Oreskes is a world-renowned expert on the critical role of science, science denial and climate-change denial.

Author Dr. Naomi Oreskes Coming To Valley City Oct. 4th

Author Dr. Naomi Oreskes Coming To Valley City Oct. 4th

Climate Change Reading List: Books for the Curious & Concerned

The best books on climate change—from fantasy to non-fiction, technology and the human experience—none requiring advanced training to grasp.

Too Bourgeois: Jeff Goodell's "The Heat Will Kill You First"