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Picks of the Week | Putin’s Coup, Sea Level Rise and Florida

Ben Judah’s “Putin’s Coup” Putin’s Coup | Politico There are weeks when I’m just not able to read and digest

Earlier this week, a full-house audience at the Pell Center heard the perspectives of two experts – Doug Hall of

Cybersecurity Education K Through Life Growing Up in a Connected World | Fraud Avengers Security Education K Through Life |

Attitudes Towards Science What Scientists Really Do | New York Review of Books Media “Echo Chambers” and Climate Change |

The economy will be a top priority in the November elections—nationally and in Rhode Island—and candidates everywhere are talking about how

Global Warming and Specific Weather Events Scientists Trace Extreme Heat in Australia to Climate Change | The New York Times

The Breaking of Will James Clapper: We underestimated the Islamic State’s ‘will to fight’| The Washington Post The Battle Against

Earlier this month, Toshi Yoshihara, Ph.D., of the U.S. Naval War College discussed China’s capabilities and intentions and the challenge

Global warming denial in Texas schoolbooks Analysis of Climate Change in Proposed Social Studies Textbooks for Texas Public Schools |