Frank Graff is an Executive Producer/Producer at PBS North Carolina. He focuses on climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, with a particular emphasis on issues affecting the United States and Canada. Frank's work has been featured in Environmental Health News, highlighting his commitment to environmental journalism.
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Frank Graff's coverage is heavily focused on scientific and environmental topics, particularly in North Carolina. His articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
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The National Ocean Service, in collaboration with UNC-Chapel Hill, releases four decades of water-level data to help coastal communities assess flood risk.
The National Hurricane Center’s new report confirms Hurricane Helene is the most devastating natural disaster in western North Carolina’s history.
NASA is looking for volunteers to help track the Artemis ll space mission, which includes NC astronaut Christina Koch as a crewmember.
Data from a new scientific study shows climate change is making summers hotter and longer. Other seasons are warming up as well. What else does the data reveal?
Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine sends project to grow liver tissue to the International Space Station.
NC State’s North Carolina Plant Sciences Initiative aims to use artificial intelligence to help farmers increase yields, efficiency and sustainability.
A Raleigh company uses rock dust from a local quarry for a carbon capture project that helps the environment and fertilizes crops.
Fossils found near the coast reveal a prehistoric hippo-like predator that went extinct 20 million years ago.
The discovery of a sunken Spanish ship in the Lower Cape Fear River fuels excitement at Brunswick Town, one of the state’s earliest colonial ports.
A new UNC-Chapel Hill study finds insects are disappearing even in areas with little human activity. Warmer summers due to climate change might be the reason.
