Sentence examples for reporting science from inspiring English sources

It is the very opposite of what a journalist should be doing when reporting science: asking questions and deflating exaggeration.

"You have to be evenhanded in reporting science results, and it's apparent that there is a tendency for that not to be occurring now," said Dr. James E. Hansen, a climate expert who is director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies in Manhattan.

Although there is an unexpected twinge of sorrow that I'm only reporting science, rather than getting my hands dirty doing it, I really enjoy the faster pace of my new job.

A couple of other non-fiction articles appeared late on, but with the exception of UFO-related material, and occasional filler paragraphs reporting science news, Fantastic Universe did not generally run science-related articles.

Certainly, journalists face various constraints and barriers while reporting science news.

We included news stories from any section but excluded obituaries, book reviews, editorials, and other items not reporting science research.

Finally, according to Worlds Apart, most scientists do not trust journalists to report science accurately.

Abd-El-Khalick (2005) reports science educators often have different conceptions of NOS and what should be presented to students.

Last December, an American researcher was the first to prominently report (Science, 16 January, p. 322) that the Wenchuan quake may have been triggered by human activity.

All told, plants could be to blame for 10% to 45% of the world's methane emissions, Keppler reported (Science, 13 January 2006, p. 159).

As HuffPost has reported, science is solidifying the link between climate change and extreme weather events.