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Chris Mooney

Springfield, United States

Professor of practice @UVAEnvironment, climate communicator.

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  • I tried all-inclusive for the first time at luxury Turkey clifftop hotel for a bargain price

    3 weeks ago | msn.com | Chris Mooney

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  • I tried all-inclusive for the first time at luxury Turkey clifftop hotel for a bargain price

    3 weeks ago | msn.com | Chris Mooney

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  • I tried all-inclusive for the first time at luxury Turkey clifftop hotel for a bargain price - and I'll never go back to self-catering

    3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Chris Mooney

    Carved into the rockface of the Turquoise Coast in Turkey, the perfectly manicured hotel grounds careen from the top of a secluded cliff to the golden sands below. Here, at the bottom of a radical road which sweeps left and right in gentle turns, a soft-sanded beach appears, protected within its own cove, a gentle breeze from the Aegean Sea fluttering gently over sunbathers lapping up the perfect temperatures (Around 20-25C April/May, much hotter in summer months).

  • Where the sea wall ends

    Sep 23, 2024 | msn.com | Chris Mooney |John Muyskens |Brady Dennis |Ricky Carioti

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  • The Drowning South

    May 24, 2024 | loe.org | Chris Mooney

    Air Date: Week of Sea levels are rising everywhere due to climate change but not equally, and a recent Washington Post series called “The Drowning South” documents how the US southeast is experiencing an especially rapid rise. Journalist Chris Mooney joins Host Paloma Beltran to talk about how communities near Mobile, Alabama and St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana are being affected. Transcript O’NEILL: It’s Living on Earth, I’m Aynsley O’Neill.

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Chris Mooney
Chris Mooney @chriscmooney
11 Jun 24

'Anatomy of a flood' -- the next installment in our "Drowning South" series, using time-lapse video to capture high tide flooding in extraordinary detail. Across two high tide events, flooding occurs in 4 different ways! https://t.co/XmrLlWWjqP @brady_dennis

Chris Mooney
Chris Mooney @chriscmooney
22 May 24

‘Pretty gross’: The toxic mix of fast-rising seas and septic systems https://t.co/OgJv1woyKO (latest in our Drowning South series on sea level rise, by @brady_dennis)

Chris Mooney
Chris Mooney @chriscmooney
15 May 24

RT @ZLabe: Another record warm month - April 2024 🟥 warmer than average 🟦 colder than average Overall, the average April global air tempe…