Stories Related to By Degrees: Should You Trust Climate Science? Maybe The Eclipse Is A Clue

JUSTIN GILLIS, NY Times: Science
Fri, 08/18/2017 - 5:47pm

Many Americans will follow the solar eclipse on Monday because of a scientific prediction. But we seem to take some forecasts more seriously than others.

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