Dr. Jenny Morber

@jrmorber.bsky.social

PNW freelance sci journo, PhD nanosci and materials engineering. World traveler, field reporter. Newly focused on probing solutions to our biggest problems, but still interested in whale anuses and poo. I love the weird things. she/her

From the margins of our unmitigated climate-change dystopia. "The Danube hit record-low levels due to severe heatwave and drought in Hungary. Maximum water-shortage alert is active, and a reactor block at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant has been shut down." ❤️‍🩹🌍⚠️ 📷 hvg.hu

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On Friday, Trump released an executive order directing officials to install signs outside the National Museum of American History informing visitors that the museum presents history inaccurately. The order is the latest attack in a campaign by the Trump administration to discredit the Smithsonian.

The fake historian advising Trump's anti-Smithsonian crusade

Last Friday, President Trump released an executive order directing officials to install signs outside the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History (NMAH) informing visitors that the museum pr...

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This is morally monstrous behavior. These are ordinary, innocent people that Trump is condemning to suffering & death out of political vindictiveness. Every decent human being, regardless of political party, should condemn it. Where is the fucking *anger*? From the press? From civic leaders? Pols?

FEMA said yes to Democratic disaster requests. Trump killed them anyway.

President Donald Trump cast aside bipartisan precedent when he rejected eligible disaster requests from four blue states.

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TikTok has incredible moderation team. Our InfoWars video about Multiple Horse Theory — the idea that there are many horses in the world and not just one — has been fully deemed misinformation and lost the formal appeals process. Confirmed by Larry Ellison: There is only one horse on Earth.

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“It could take at least a year for OMB to respond to the comments and amend the draft rule”. Friends, this is a direct result of our collective action. The OMB Rule that would require political review of grants has prompted at least 50K comments. Thanks to all who commented, and you still can.

A Proposed Rule Would Politicize Medical Research. Scientists Are Not Happy.

In tens of thousands of comments, researchers, doctors and others warned the rule could hamper progress on important health issues.

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Bridge over troubled waters... Sandbanks as far as the eye can see: aerial footage shows the dried-up bed of the Loire River near Varades, in Loire-Atlantique, as France experiences its third heatwave in two months #climate Sponsored by ARAMCO

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Tonight I happened across several images of people living and loving authentically and I cannot express how much joy it brings me to see good people living well. Keep it up, lovelies. Your happiness is my happiness.

I'm not sure most people understand that the proposed OMB rule is not just about NIH. In addition to scientific research, it would cover federal grants that also fund healthcare, public health, education, housing, clean water, transportation, and job training. Total $1.1 trillion.

Y'all, tomorrow I fly to Ecuador, where I will travel deep into the Amazon jungle and camp several nights under the thorny trees with critters and local and non-local people. I'm so excited! Also, as a bleeding woman, I hope the water level is high enough that the pirhana are in a good mood.

“No serious epidemiologist would reason in this way, @candiceodgers.bsky.social said. Both Gray & Haidt tended to downplay other obvious factors, such as the severe adult-MH crisis that unfolded during the same years.‘Caregiver mental health is by far the strongest predictor of childhood MH’.”🧪🛟

“Odgers, who also provided an endorsement for Restoring Childhood, told me that she appreciates the fact that the book is
"broadening the conversation" about children's mental health to include "a major stressor as reported by young people, that we actually see in the data." But she expressed frustration at the logic used by Gray and Haidt alike. She noted their shared willingness to apply one explanation (video games, unleaded gas) to the mental-health improvements of the 1990s and 2000s, and then a completely different one (Common Core, social media) to a later section of the same trend line….”
Social Media Lab@socialmedialab.ca · 4w ago

"What if It’s Not the Phones? An evolutionary psychologist is challenging the popular understanding of kids and technology." www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...