Atmospheric scientist loses honor, membership over ethics violation
Weather officials, media recognize call; taking action
Weather officials, media recognize call; taking action
Meteorologists call to standardize Spanish advisory terms for weather-related emergencies / Weather officials, media recognize call; taking action
Thousands of schools in the U.S. are vulnerable to extreme weather events and earthquakes
Meteorologists call to standardize Spanish advisory terms for weather-related emergencies
Weather officials, media recognize call; taking action
Last year the Black Lives Matter movement that intensified with the high-profile deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and others led to heightened conversations nationwide around institutional discrimination against marginalized groups in workplaces, academia and government.
I covered an appearance in Milwaukee by Democratic vice presidential nominee, Sen. Tim Kaine, for the Washington Post, shortly after Wisconsin’s new voter ID laws were struck down in court. Presidential hopeful Donald Trump made an appearance in Green Bay, Wis., the same day, so the Post combined the stories, with Trump’s endorsement of U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan as the lead news, but I nabbed the quotes in which Kaine not so subtly blasted Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker.