This Is Science with Jess Phoenix 

This Is Science with Jess Phoenix is the official podcast of the Union of Concerned Scientists. Jess brings her experience as a volcanologist and science communicator to the mic through science storytelling and conversations with dynamic scientific explorers, change-makers, and innovators. Ignorance is the disease, and curiosity is the cure!

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Title	Date published
Ep. 87: The Deadliest Intersection: COVID-19, Air Pollution, and Racism	2020-07-07
Ep. 86: Science Is Not Immune to Racism (and That Includes Us)	2020-06-23
Ep7: Promesas rotas: comunidades marginadas pagan el precio por políticas de la administración Trump	2020-06-23
Ep. 85: How Will COVID-19 Impact Clean Energy Progress?	2020-05-26
Ep. 6: ¿Cómo afectará COVID-19 al progreso en la energía limpia?	2020-05-26
Ep. 84: Sidelining Science During a Pandemic	2020-05-12
Ep. 83: Reopening with COVID-19: Why Social Distancing, Contact Tracing, and Herd Immunity Matter	2020-04-28
Ep. 82: When Floods and Coronavirus Collide: Dealing With a Disaster During a Pandemic	2020-04-14
Ep. 5: ¿Podemos lidiar con desastres naturales durante una pandemia?	2020-04-14
Ep. 81: Understanding Vaccines During COVID-19	2020-03-31
Ep. 80: How Will Climate Change Affect Island Nations? An Expert Weighs in	2020-03-17
Ep. 79: Are Uber and Lyft Rides Bad for the Climate?	2020-03-03
Ep. 78: Five Ways to Start a Nuclear War	2020-02-18
Ep. 77: This is What Climate Change Looks Like: Wildfires in Australia	2020-02-04
Ep. 76: When Science is Neglected, Who’s Hurt Most?	2020-01-21
Ep. 75: Rush Hour In Orbit: The Science (and Politics) of Keeping Satellites Safe	2020-01-07
Ep. 74: As Carbon Emissions Rise, Rice Nutrition Falls	2019-12-17
Ep. 73: How “Evidence-Based” Became a Dirty Word	2019-12-03
Ep. 72: Coal Plants, Turn the Power Off and You’ll Make More Money	2019-11-19
Ep. 71: Stressed-Out Fish and Ocean Acidification: Consequences of Climate Change	2019-11-05

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