PRESS
Scientists, public discuss impact of climate change in W.Va. – 6/7/2014 – Rachel Molenda, Charleston Gazette
Conference eyes climate change – 6/9/2014 – Sarah Cooper, Elkins InterMountain
Climate change in Allegheny Highlands – 11/19/2014 – Corey McDonald, Daily Athanaeum
Group to present climate change report to state BOE – 1/13/2015 – Jessica Farrish, Register-Herald
Highlands conference seeks continued focus on climate change – 9/26/2015, Ken Ward Jr., Charleston Gazette-Mail.
We need to manage the move to cut carbon emissions – 4/14/2017 – Tom Rodd, Charleston Gazette-Mail
WV can lead on climate change – 12/20/2017 – Tom Rodd, Gazette Opinion
Editorial: Is humanity safe? Effort must be put forth to combat devastating effects of climate change and energy issues – 10/17/2018 — Sierra Powers, Daily Athanaeum
Experts gather in Morgantown to discuss how to teach others about climate change – 12/2/2018 – Jordan Nelson, Register-Herald
How To Teach Climate Science In Coal Country And To Non-Believers – 12/2/18 – Ken Silverstein, Forbes
Manchin, Murkowski take lead on climate change – 3/24/19 – Thomas Rodd, Charleston Gazette Opinion
‘You have no choice but to care:’ In coal-centric WV, climate change discussion starting to grow – 9/14/19 – Kate Mishkin, Charleston Gazette-Mail
With climate change, a stark psychological toll looms – 9/21/19 – Kate Mishkin, Charleston Gazette-Mail
Kitchen Klimate Science Program is Educational, Fun – 11/23/2019 – Peggy MacKenzie, Mountain Messenger
Experts: Climate change means intense rain, heat. Here’s what that means for WV – 9/22/19 – Kate Mishkin, Charleston Gazette-Mail
Climate change threatens a giant of West Virginia’s landscape – 11/24/19, Kate Mishkin, Charleston Gazette-Mail
Logan Thorne: Fighting for fair transition from coal – 2/3/2020 Charleston Gazette-Mail
Publications
ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK
The Impacts of Global Warming and Climate Change on the Mid-Atlantic Allegheny Highlands
KITCHEN KLIMATE SCIENCE
Climate Science Teacher’s Manual. Learning resources successfully tested and enjoyed by hundreds of West Virginia students and teachers.