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sidebar3.jpg Chris Mooney is a visiting associate in the Center for Collaborative History at Princeton University and the author of three books, The Republican War on Science, Storm World, and Unscientific America.

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Global Warming and Hurricanes:

Upcoming Events: VA, FL, OK, PA

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

It's been a while since I had a good string of talks lined up--it's harder, I think, to do a lot of them from the West Coast. But now I'm back east and about to embark for the first two...

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A Category 4 in November

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

Like everybody else, I'm pretty surprised about Hurricane Paloma, which has just become the fifth major hurricane this year--a powerful Category 4 and tied for the second strongest storm ever to show up in the Atlantic in the month of...

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Should We Talk About the Weather?

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

[Ike gathering strength in the Gulf.] With Hurricane Ike on course to--probably--slam Texas as a serious hurricane, I address my latest Science Progress column to the question of whether we can, defensibly, discuss global warming during hurricane season. My...

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Storm World Paperback is Out

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

So here's some news: The paperback of Storm World, with a new author afterword and a new Katrina cover, is officially published today. I haven't held a copy in my hands yet, but I know they've shipped from Amazon. You...

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Storm World Hardcover for Cheap

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

It has recently come to my attention that Amazon is selling them for $ 8.49--a dramatic markdown from the list price of $ 26.00--so if you haven't gotten one yet but had planned on it or wanted to, now is...

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The Kerry Emanuel Conversion Story

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

There has been some buzz of late over the idea that with a recent paper, MIT hurricane guru Kerry Emanuel is backing down from the stance that global warming has intensified recent hurricanes. But after reading the paper, I just...

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"Central pressure is measured in millibars, not megabytes"

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

Yesterday, though I didn't get the chance to blog it, my latest Science Progress column went up. Entitled "Just Coasting," it's about the vulnerability of the US gulf states to climate change, and how government agencies are consistently failing to...

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What Do You Say When Invited Back to Speak at Your Old High School?

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

That's the quandary I face tomorrow, when I'll be returning to New Orleans' Isidore Newman School--alma mater of, among others, Peyton and Eli Manning, Walter Isaacson, and Michael Lewis--to talk to the senior class. This isn't entirely a shot in...

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Storm World Paperback Sighting

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

I'm not quite sure what is up with people...but, they seem to be buying, already, copies of the paperback edition of Storm World on Amazon. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that there's 5 % off on...

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More Storm World News

Category: Global Warming and Hurricanes

Well, the book has been out for some five months now...but it was just recently reviewed in a top Canadian newspaper, the Toronto Globe & Mail. A quote: ...perhaps the most lasting legacy of Storm World is not its descriptions...

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