science literacy

Bill Nye is the CEO of The Planetary Society, has his own Netflix show, flew on Air Force One with President Obama, and has at least six honorary doctorate degrees. But there’s one thing that makes him prouder than all that combined.

Churchill displays a surprising amount of knowledge on a question that we are still wrestling with. 

Scientists are planning a Scientists’ March on Washington on April 22 to protest the Trump administration’s anti-science policies.

The spreading of misinformation and doubt has undermined support for climate change. Despite broad consensus from climate scientists that humans are largely responsible for climate change, only 27% of Americans think there is agreement. New research points to a possible way to “vaccinate” against this misinformation. 

Hilarious examples that prove how correlation does not equal causality.

In between time checks on the Doomsday Clock, Stephen Hawking is here to remind us we are living in dangerous times.

Climate change is a topic that’s politically charged rather than scientifically charged. Bill Nye offers tips for how those on the side of science can begin to have meaningful conversations with skeptics.

Danger is at hand, and you may have voted for it. Science educator Bill Nye weaves a passionate argument for the importance of science literacy in a country’s elected leaders.