Sharon M. Friedman

While so many people emphasized the need for scientific evidence today, CBS News gave 4 minutes to the climate-denying Heartland Institute.

Important themes on the sign

Lots of people, some rain, good spirits

#marchforscience #ScienceMarch Lehigh valley Pa march group

Bryan Norcross:Impossible to convey good emergency preparedness message thru media today. #SEJ2014

Nobody believes anyone any more in emergencies.#SEJ2014

In disaster, hard to tell whether tweet is from expert or young kid.#SEJ2014

Not much privacy left for your genome; fairly easy to hack.#lehighaaas #AAASmtg

Storytelling is the best way to communicate science to people, according to Alan Alda.#lehighaaas

Ignorance is okay if there is curiosity, said Alan Alda.#lehighaaas.

People like scientists just fine, but list journalists next to last in trust, according to several surveys.#lehighaaas #AAASmtg

Lehigh student reporting team in Chicago to cover the AAAS meeting.#lehighaaas

Narrative storytelling about science enlarges audiences, say 4 noted journalists.#lehighaaas #AAASmtg

New technology brings more change but less science #AAASmtg #lehighaaas

"New rules with no money is not environmental protection," Steve Brown, Environ. Council of the States,#sejmiami

SEJ mtg Carl Hiaasen: "Compelling news with hope is very important ."

Florida Power and Light would not allow environmental journalists to tour nuke plant.#sejmiami

SEJ meeting "let's explore before we exploit." Sylvia Earle

I have a new article on U.S. Fukushima media coverage compared to TMI and Chernobyl, particularly about radiation reporting. bit.ly/qLGBA4

@osalvi sorry I didn't make it. Will you be at Charleston? Sharon Friedman