Jason Margolis
Climate Science Editor at The Boston Globe
Climate Science editor at @bostonglobe. Former show editor @theworld. Teach @ecjrn. Fmr @UMKnightWallace fellow.
Articles
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6 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Camilo Fonseca |Hayley Kaufman |Jason Margolis
Senator Elizabeth Warren slammed the Trump administration’s strikes on Iran as “a horrific war of choice” on social media. In a post on X, the Massachusetts Democrat wrote that “Donald Trump’s bombing of Iran is unconstitutional.”“Only Congress can declare war — and the Senate must vote immediately to prevent another endless war,” Warren said. Fellow Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey agreed, calling the strike “illegal” for having lacked congressional approval.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Jason Margolis
There are people who love Disney and people who just can’t handle it. I’m firmly in the first group. But I get where the others are coming from — long lines, the crush of humanity, and the relentless positivity can beat any of us down. For people who just want to go on some rides without distractions, and I count my teenage kids in that camp, there’s a solution.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Jason Margolis
But when I crossed the finish line, I had missed the mark. Badly. Official time: 4:04:04. According to my Garmin running watch, I had logged 27.13 miles, nearly an extra mile. Before you think I’m some outlier, my buddy Mike Barowsky traveled 27.39 miles, according to his Strava app. How had our glory, that we alone cared about, been snatched from us? A weekly SCOTUS explainer newsletter by columnist Kimberly Atkins Stohr. Our tale of woe is far from unique.
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Sep 19, 2024 |
bostonglobe.com | Jason Margolis
When it comes to the climate crisis, despondency is not a helpful option. Yes, it’s hard not to feel despair about the state of affairs. For decades, climate scientists have been warning us, loudly, that we are speeding toward the cliff. Yet even as we already see the impacts — more intense storms, wildfires, coastal flooding, crop failures, and coral bleaching to name but a few issues — we are barely pumping the brakes. Here’s the good news though: We still have the brakes.
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Aug 13, 2024 |
bostonglobe.com | Jason Margolis
I take my ice cream very seriously. As a grown man, I’ve worn T-shirts from local ice cream shops, without irony. I’ve made my own ice cream. My dad is from Wisconsin. And at the end of each summer, my family marks the occasion with the biggest, baddest ice cream sundae we can find on the Cape. The perennial vexing question: Where to go? For 15 years, we’ve been vacationing on the Lower and Outer Cape.
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Great article from @BostonGlobe's @shannonlarson98, a peek into pedestrian safety issues that plague Boston, the positive work that's been done, and the more that needs doing. What stikes me: saving more pedestrian lives is neither hard nor expensive. https://t.co/QvD471JzIu
Escaped from of my editor's cage to do some reporting on the UN General Assembly. (Note: the editor has now been returned to his pen.) https://t.co/d4S3kedzg7
Writing a lot about Ukraine this week. And thinking about Odessa. A beautiful city I got to visit in 2008 with @TheWorld. Love that city and hope the people there stay safe. I got to report one of my all-time favorite stories from there. https://t.co/HedMKmBJ6t