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News & Politics This George Mason Professor Trains Weathercasters to Be Climate Advocates You’ve probably seen his handiwork on local TV and didn’t even know it. Climate Change, George Mason University, Professor | 1 month ago
Magazine Issues November 2022: Top Doctors Take a peek inside the November issue on newsstands now. From the Magazine, Weddings, White House, Library of Congress | 3 months ago
News & Politics The Senate Parliamentarian Could Tank Parts of the Climate Bill. Who Is She? Elizabeth MacDonough is from Chevy Chase and went to GW January 6, Climate Change, Senate Parliamentarian | 5 months ago
News & Politics Seb Audy Is a World Bank Manager Turned Corporate Executive—and One of the World’s Most Daring Polar Explorers The Bethesda athlete is on a mission to crush mountaineering records and expose the effects of climate change. But on the 30th day of his last expedition—snowkiting north of the Arctic Circle—the quest took a sudden, tragic turn. Features, Climate Change, Climbing, Seb Audy | 10 months ago
News & Politics | Things to Do This Immersive Photography Exhibit Says Just Being Aware of Climate Change Isn’t Enough "COAL + ICE" opens at the Kennedy Center this week. Art, Kennedy Center, Photography, Climate Change | 10 months ago
Magazine Issues March 2022: Our Pets Take a peek inside the March issue, on newsstands now. From the Magazine, Pets, Magazine Issues, Climate Change | 11 months ago
News & Politics Protesters Want to Make It a Nightmare Traffic Day in DC Activists from ShutDown DC and other groups are erecting roadblocks to create pressure for progressive priorities Protests, Congress, Climate Change, ShutDownDC | Dec 7, 2021
News & Politics Report: Climate Change Is Messing With the Smithsonian Collections At the American History Museum, staff are testing a cat litter-like material to absorb water. Smithsonian, Climate Change, flooding, American history museum | Nov 29, 2021
News & Politics José Andrés’s World Central Kitchen Launches $1 Billion Fund for Climate Disasters The goal is to help communities better respond to climate disaster events. Jose Andres, Jeff Bezos, Weather, Climate Change | Nov 5, 2021
