So you’re an academic who wants to help with the climate crisis? | Grace W. Lindsay
With the hottest days in recorded history, oceans reaching 100°F, droughts, and wildfire air turning the sky orange, it takes little more than walking out your door to be reminded of the ongoing cl…
So you’re an academic who wants to help with the climate crisis? | Grace W. Lindsay Skip to content Grace W. Lindsay Computational Neuroscientist My Writing Elsewhere About Me Neurdiness Blog Talks, Videos, Podcasts August 4, 2023 / neurograce So you’re an academic who wants to help with the climate crisis? With the hottest days in recorded history, oceans reaching 100°F, droughts, and wildfire air turning the sky orange, it takes little more than walking out your door to be reminded of the ongoing climate crisis we are experiencing. As an academic, you may understand why this is happening. Yo
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