My supervisors are so distinguished that they now exist in cartoon form! If that’s not the mark of a successful science communicator, I’m not sure what is.
Here is Katrin:
And here is Matt:
A former supervisor of mine also got a cartoon:
There are 97 cartoons like this over at Skeptical Science, a site which is quickly becoming a force of nature. This campaign reached millions of people through Twitter alone, and was even retweeted by President Obama.
Over the past year, I have seen far too many political cartoons on the editorial pages of newspapers accusing climate scientists of fraud. It amazes me what is allowed to be published without evidence in respected media publications.
However, there are still some great cartoons about climate change, sans libel. Here are two of my favourite, that I haven’t seen featured on any other blogs.
From Lee Judge of Cartoonist Group:
From Nick Anderson of the Houston Chronicle:
Please comment with your thoughts on these cartoons, and include your favourites! If you would like them embedded directly in the comment (img tags require administrator rights, as Colin Reynolds discovered) include the link and I’ll embed it for you.
Here is a re-upload of some public education videos (aimed at students) I created in the summer, in association with Climate Change Connection.
Read the citations, and take the survey if you’re feeling brave.
Enjoy!
Here’s the last cartoon in my series of five. But you never know – I might draw some more one day.
Two cartoons today!
Hey everyone,
The next in my series of five….
Here’s a political cartoon I drew. More to come.
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