Matthew Rozsa is a science journalist at Salon. He has covered a wide range of topics throughout his career, including politics, culture, and social issues, but now primarily focuses on climate change and environmental science. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Raw Story, AlterNet, and Yahoo News.
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Matthew Rozsa's coverage revolves around scientific topics, particularly focusing on climate change, wildlife, and environmental impact. He frequently cites data and occasionally includes expert commentary in his articles.
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Award-winning news and culture, features breaking news, in-depth reporting and criticism on politics, science, food and entertainment.
By: Matthew Rozsa
Climate change is making wildfires more common and more severe. The pollution is killing us
The last president to serve two non-consecutive terms stood against imperialism. Donald Trump could learn from his example.
By: Matthew Rozsa
"1.5 is dead" protesters wrote on Darwin's grave this week, referring to the excess heating we've unleashed
20 years after its release, Matthew Rozsa looks back at the Robert DeNiro and Dakota Fanning vehicle 'Hide and Seek'.
Oil ports on coasts in places like the United States, China and Saudi Arabia will be threatened by sea levels
A new study on cosmic objects from early in the history of the universe were thought to be massive galaxies
Global heating is lowering crop yields while making food like rice and wheat less nutritious
A new study reports that primates will synchronize urination with implications for the evolution of social cohesion
More than 37,000 citizen scientists have joined the Walrus From Space project, with the hopes of helping walruses
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