The Nuclear Risk
St. Mary’s is a small town on the coast of Georgia at the border with Florida. In a graduate...
Read MorePosted by Jack Hassard | Oct 20, 2021 | Nuclear Threat
St. Mary’s is a small town on the coast of Georgia at the border with Florida. In a graduate...
Read MorePosted by Jack Hassard | Oct 17, 2021 | Climate Change
Climate change is an existential threat. If we don’t reduce and eventually eliminate our reliance on burning fossil fuels, global warming will continue and bring havoc to the planet earth. The United Nations climate change conference will take place from October 31 – November 12 in Glasgow, Scotland.
Posted by Jack Hassard | Oct 15, 2021 | Nuclear Threat
This is a guest post written by Roger Cross, Ph.D., a science educator and writer from Bura, Australia. He was professor of science education at LaTrobe University, Melbourne, Australia. He is a highly regarded and respected science educator and author of many books and research papers in the field of science education. Among his books, two are about his research into the British bomb tests in Australia.
Posted by Jack Hassard | Oct 1, 2021 | Climate Change
The EPA released a climate report[4] in May 2021 that was hidden or delayed by the Trump administration. This was not surprising given the rebuke of science by Trump. The last time a climate report was released by the EPA was in 2016. The climate report, according to law, is published every four years. So, visiting the EPA climate change indicators page was refreshing. EPA scientists, who did the work three years earlier, finally had their work published and available to the American public. I recommend visiting this page which will provide you with interesting graphics and tools to give you an opportunity to learn how the indicators of climate change are analyzed and used to make predictions and foretell what we need to do to lessen the effect of climate change.
Posted by Jack Hassard | Aug 12, 2021 | COVID-19
The Delta variant is exploding across the United States. Ignorance and callowness is spreading the virus. In Georgia, the situation is serious in all but two counties. What should schools do given what we know?
