Climate change is supercharging disasters.
Scientific research tells us that burning fossil fuels creates a pollution blanket that heats the Earth, leading to more extreme weather – including wildfires, droughts, floods, storms and heatwaves.
Extreme weather is changing childhood.
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Meet the Science Moms
We’re a nonpartisan group of scientists (who are also moms!) working to demystify climate change, talk honestly about its effects, and protect our kids’ future.
Atmospheric Research Scientist,
Arctic Specialist
Professor of Atmospheric Science,
Wildfire Specialist
Professor of Ecology & Sustainability, Author
Professor of Environmental Studies
& Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences
Professor of Biogeochemical Dynamics, Oceanographer
Extreme Weather Scientist
& Hurricane Maria survivor
Professor of Earth, Ocean & Environmental Sciences, Geochemical Researcher
Associate Professor of Ocean Atmosphere Dynamics, Oceanographer
Landscape and Ecosystem Ecologist, Professor, Environmental Researcher
Assistant Professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Executive Director of the Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health
Scientist, educator, and explorer at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Woods Hole, Massachusetts
Keep family fun alive while keeping kids safe.
Hotter days, smoky air, unexpected storms-this isn’t the world we grew up with. But we can take action to protect what we love.
Extreme weather is here. Let’s keep our kids safe today and speak up for their future.
