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Climate change did not cost Democrats the 2024 election
Some Democratic and activist rhetoric probably alienated voters, but the climate change issue hurt Republicans, not Democrats. Voters want a…
Jun 11
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Matt Burgess
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Subjecting all research grants to political review is a bad idea
There is still work to do to de-politicize science and academia, but the new proposed OMB rule is the wrong way to do it.
Jun 5
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Matt Burgess
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Optimal ambition in business, politics and life
The mathematics of aiming high without wasting time chasing the unattainable.
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Jun 1
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Episode 17: Skip York: War in the Middle East and energy security
What is happening in energy markets and how bad could things get if the war in Iran drags on? Renowned energy strategist and University of Wyoming…
May 28
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Matt Burgess
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How different are RCP8.5 and RCP4.5 climate change impacts?
A starting point for thinking about how our understanding of climate change impacts has changed (or not changed) with the retirement of RCP8.5.
May 25
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Matt Burgess
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The media's polarized coverage of climate policy
If you watch CNN, you almost exclusively hear good things about climate policy. If you watch Fox, you almost exclusively hear bad things. This is…
May 20
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Matt Burgess
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Ian Burgess
Founder & President of Ascendance Foundry. Building AI-first apprenticeship programs that place emerging technical talent into real compay projects.
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May 19
Why the Worst Worst-Case Climate Scenario is Going Away (too Slowly)
A long overdue conversation!
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May 18
Thank you for your attention to this (RCP8.5) matter
President Trump posted on social media about climate change scenarios. Here is my response.
May 18
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If academics want respect for "shared governance", we need to govern ourselves
We need to make hard decisions before they're made for us. Part 2 (long overdue) of my series on how to (and how not to) reform higher education.
May 11
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