Tag: environment

  • From dissemination to firefighting: The new reality of science communication?

    From dissemination to firefighting: The new reality of science communication?

    Three things happened recently in my Bluesky timeline which made me think about the fate of science communication. In this post I’ll use these brief glimpses into science communication activities, science communication research and government science communication to reflect on how science communication might change, especially in the United States. Three snapshots of science communication…

  • Can Better Words Lead to Better Climate Action?

    Can Better Words Lead to Better Climate Action?

    This is a cross-posting of the beginning of an article by Becca Warner for ATMOS magazine (thanks for the permission!). As this article contains some extracts from her interview with me, I thought it might make a good addition to the Making Science Public blog. To read Becca Warner’s article, please use this link! Article…

  • Making Science Public in a chaotic world

    Making Science Public in a chaotic world

    As you know, I am now gradually moving from my old ‘Making Science Public’ blog home at the University of Nottingham to my new personal blog home here. This wasn’t easy and lots of people supported me directly or indirectly in this move (by listening to my whining). You know who you are, and I…