August 24, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 24, 2022Dr. Mann discussed the dramatic climate change impacts in the U.S. even as the first major climate legislation is signed into law (Aug. 17, 2022)Dr. Mann interviewed by Katy Tur for MSNBC Live
August 23, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 23, 2022Understanding the Inflation Reduction Act via the University of Pennsylvania (Aug. 17, 2022)By Katherine Unger Baillie, Michele W. Berger, Kristen de Groot, Dee Patel for Penn Today
August 23, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 23, 2022Climate change will ‘irreversibly damage’ water supply for two billion people by 2060 [absent meaningful climate action] (Aug. 17, 2022)By Rob Waugh for Yahoo News
August 22, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 22, 2022From new administrators to well-known professors, here are 10 people to know on campus (Aug. 22, 2022)By Komal Patel for The Daily Pennsylvanian
August 17, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 17, 2022Scientists welcome ‘enormous’ US climate bill — but call for stronger action (Aug. 16, 2022)By Gayathri Vaidyanathan for Nature
August 17, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 17, 2022Hurricane season heats up earlier and earlier. New study suggests climate change is why (Aug. 16, 2022)By Alex Harris for the Miami Herald
August 16, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 16, 2022Dr. Mann discussed new Nature Climate Change study on the collapsing Tibetan water towers and the threat it poses to water resources for hundreds of millions of people in central Asia with BBC World Service News Radio (starts at 17:50) (Aug. 16, 2022)For BBC World Service News Radio (starts @17:50)
August 16, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 16, 2022Parts of Asia face irreversible declines in freshwater storage (Aug. 16, 2022)By Andrei Ionsecu for Earth.com
August 16, 2022Published by Philly Web Team on August 16, 2022Myths about ‘harms’ of renewable energy only serve the fossil fuel industry (Aug. 16, 2022)By Catherine Conlon for the Irish Examiner