Nathan Rott

Want to see what the Klamath River looks like now that dams have been removed? OPB was on the ground and has side by side comparisons for you. opb.org/article/2024/1…

As thousands gather in Colombia to talk (and lament) about humanity's slow-moving progress towards saving the natural world, these scientists are trying to keep some of it's most-endangered animals alive. Snails. @lesommer npr.org/2024/10/21/nx-…

@baddeo @samillingworth @settlersofcatan @emilykwong1234 I haven't played it through yet but it looks like an environmental inspector is the floating piece in the new game.

@samillingworth @settlersofcatan @NathanRott @emilykwong1234 Would love to hear how the author and publisher answer this :) The thief is an agent of chaos in Catan, controlled by dice and not by players, so I also wonder if it could be modelled to represent 🌪️🌊🔥 "freaky weather" (as "climate change" has been avoided on purpose)

After listening to this quick podcast about "Catan: New Energies" by @settlersofcatan I'm wondering: who's the 🥷thief 🤑 in this version? npr.org/2024/04/29/119… cc @samillingworth @nathanrott @emilykwong1234

@MadDashiell @elizhargrave @emilykwong1234 Ok, this is epic.

@elizhargrave @emilykwong1234 @NathanRott I made my own Dune version.

Board games & climate change on NPR! I want in on that game with @emilykwong1234 & @NathanRott 🤓 npr.org/2024/04/29/119…

@Sammy_Roth Thanks for sharing, Sammy. Let's play when I get the game!

In a new version of the board game Settlers of Catan, you've got to choose between fossil fuels and renewable energy as you build out human civilization -- and if you cause too much pollution, catastrophes ensue: npr.org/2024/04/22/124… via @NathanRott

@elizhargrave @emilykwong1234 Game on! Let’s do it!

California places Tulare Lake Subbasin on probation — one year after historic flooding in the region kvpr.org/local-news/202…

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@drjessigold @APApsychiatric You’re the best. Thanks for dodging hangers and talking to us.

When you are at an @APApsychiatric communications council meeting, and NPR’s @NathanRott wants to talk college #mentalhealth, you find the time and a place with good acoustics… aka the VERY tiny hotel closet Listen here: npr.org/2023/09/09/119…

After the fire, some residents said the problem had been ignored for years. “We need some accountability,” says Chris Arnold, a Lahaina resident who lost his home. “Give us some fire breaks and I don’t want to hear any more excuses.” kqed.org/science/198398…

Three big takeaways as the most significant U.S. climate policy ever turns one npr.org/2023/08/16/119…

'How are you?' In Ukraine, this is much more than a casual question. It's an invitation to talk about mental health and coping with the war. npr.org/2023/08/17/119…

Accelerating climate change means California and other parts of the United States are "marching steadily towards an uninsurable future," says Dave Jones, California's former insurance commissioner. npr.org/2023/07/22/118…

The Biden admin says creating a rule to protect indoor and outdoor workers from heat is a top priority. But the climate doesn’t wait for federal rulemaking or elections. My latest w @andrea_c_hsu from Yakima, WA: npr.org/2023/07/10/118…

@MrOlmos Thrawn

There was a star wars villain in one of the novels that was said had so much going on, schemes and ideas and what not, that he could be locked in a room by himself for 24 hours and be as mentally busy as if he was out in the universe. I still think about that guy.

Loved it!

Reduced Tulare Lake flood forecast brings little consolation to Valley farmers kvpr.org/local-news/202… via @KVPR_Joshy @KVPR

@EnvPolicyCenter @jn_moore @NPR I think it's a bit of folks dreading the stick of reduced groundwater pumping and wanting to see a little more carrot -- particularly when there's as much water in the system as we're seeing this year.

@NathanRott @jn_moore @NPR It is sad but not unsurprising that SGMA anger is a barrier...especially when the SGMA plans all rely on (overpromise) recharge strategies to avoid demand reduction....

California wants to store floodwaters underground. It's harder than it sounds: kvpr.org/npr-news/2023-… @NathanRott for @NPR