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Dr. Barb Mayes Boustead

Weather, climate, writing, #scicomm, teaching, LIW, history, sports, wagering, equity. Author of WILDER WEATHER, published by SDHS Press. Nebraska/Midwest/Michigan. She/her. #binders #amwriting

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Professor Hides White Font in Midterm, Catches Students Using AI in the Stupidest Way Possible. "Thirty-two of my 35 students between two classes failed a portion of their midterm because they all used AI to generate their entire response." futurism.com/future-socie...

Professor Hides White Font in Midterm, Catches Students Using AI in the Stupidest Way PossibleA professor used white font to hide instructions to throw off students using an AI chatbot to cheat on their midterm.futurism.com
⟳ Репост от Dr. Barb Mayes Boustead

Is it summer? Yes. Should it be hot? Sure. Should it be THIS hot? Not quite. In fact, climate change is making this kind at least 3x more likely for: • Monday: 52.2M Americans • Tuesday: 95.4M • Wednesday: 85.5M (and almost impossible w/out it for 65.2M!) (data: @climatecentral.org)

Shel Winkley

Over two dozen states are under either a HEAT ADVISORY or EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING Monday, July 20 through (at least) Tuesday, July 21. According to Heat.gov, ~102.5 MILLION Americans are under one of these extreme heat alerts. Tue/Wed: Highs for some - Up to 105° Feels-like: as high as 115°!

⟳ Репост от Dr. Barb Mayes Boustead

New: The US is suffering multiple climate-driven disasters this week - wildfire smoke, heat waves, flooding. These "compound events" are likely to become increasingly common, stressing emergency response amid Trump budget cuts. With @zhirji.bsky.social Free link. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Overlapping Disasters Challenge US Amid Trump CutsHeat, smoke, flooding: Climate change makes compound events more likely, and responding to them is harder than ever, experts said.www.bloomberg.com
⟳ Репост от Dr. Barb Mayes Boustead

In my neck of the woods, we're experiencing two of the deadliest types of weather/climate disasters right now: extreme heat and air pollution. It's making me think of this @climateconnections.bsky.social article from 2024: yaleclimateconnections.org/2024/04/clim...

Climate change played a role in killing tens of thousands of people in 2023 » Yale Climate ConnectionsAnd that’s an extremely conservative estimate.yaleclimateconnections.org

Having just finished reading UNDER A FLAMING SKY by Daniel James Brown about the great Hinckley fire of 1894, I'm acutely aware of how fire conditions can be extreme in the northern Great Lakes, just as they are in the West. If you have friends/family in the area, make sure they're aware.

Andy Snyder

The North Woods of Minnesota saw an outbreak of lightning-ignited fires last week. Record heat, dry air, gusty winds and drought will align with historically dry fuels tomorrow, resulting in life-threatening conditions in an area that is notorious for its camping and fishing this time of year.

⟳ Репост от Dr. Barb Mayes Boustead

For folks asking why bother commenting because the OMB won't care: comments help build cases for the courts by explicitly laying out harms. That's why it's really important to have your comments be as specific as possible. Also, contact your senators and reps! They actually do care about this.

Jacquelyn Gill

Monday is the deadline for public comment! The Heritage Foundation has been mobilizing its members to leave comments in favor of the rule change, so every unique comment matters (don’t use a form letter or copy/paste—similar comments are batched and treated as one).

Great list of books! And hey, while you're at it, go ahead and add WILDER WEATHER! www.sdhspress.com/books/wilder...

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

Beach read recs 🏖️ Wonderful books written by experts I featured in my book What If We Get It Right?. To go deeper into, as my subtitle puts it, “visions of climate futures,” this is the list. ✨ And if you’re not yet subscribed to my newsletter, get on it! :) open.substack.com/pub/ayanaeli...

⟳ Репост от Dr. Barb Mayes Boustead

1000 evaluators given identical resumes & told candidate used AI. Only difference on resumes was candidate’s name: Emily vs James. Study found women using AI are evaluated as less competent than men who use AI...To evaluators, women’s AI use signaled inability, while men’s AI use signaled initiative

David Ho

Women’s use of AI is perceived as a sign of incompetence, while men’s use of AI is seen as an indication of initiative. 🤦🏻‍♂️

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