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A Day for Malala and for Girls’ Access to Schools
A Pakistani girl shot by Islamic extremists recuperates, and her movement to educate girls expands.
Posts published by Andrew C. Revkin
A Day for Malala and for Girls’ Access to Schools
By ANDREW C. REVKINA Pakistani girl shot by Islamic extremists recuperates, and her movement to educate girls expands.
Science Panel Warns Spy Agencies Are in the Dark on Risks from Warming
By ANDREW C. REVKINSpy agencies are warned by a science panel over murky forecasts of conflict in a warming world.
Clinton Seeks Intelligence Help in War on Wildlife Traffickers
By ANDREW C. REVKINHillary Clinton describes new tactics, including the use of intelligence agencies, in the fight against global wildlife trafficking.
California Votes No on 37: Flawed Proposition on Food Labeling
By ANDREW C. REVKINA California initiative aimed at labeling some genetically engineered foods is defeated, but a discussion of transparency is begun.
A Scientist Who Foresaw New York Storm Surge Reflects from His Flooded Home
By ANDREW C. REVKINA scientist studying the surge risk from hurricanes reflects on Sandy’s impacts — including on his own Hudson River home.
Why Climate Disasters Might Not Boost Public Engagement on Climate Change
By ANDREW C. REVKINA climate communication analyst warns that Hurricane Sandy may not be a useful tool for engaging communities on the greenhouse challenge.
How Natural Gas Kept Some Spots Bright and Warm as Sandy Blasted New York City
By ANDREW C. REVKINNew York City’s other grid, natural gas lines, allowed some places to stay warm and bright despite Sandy.
