Climate chat: Ask Michael Coren questions on how to protect the ... - The Washington Post
Climate chat: Ask Michael Coren questions on how to protect the planet - The Washington Post
Bring the questions, and I’ll bring the advice.
I hope I can help you separate truth from fiction in the world of appliances, teach you why composting doesn’t have to be so hard, and maybe even give you a little inspiration for the age-old question of “ What’s for dinner?”
I have degrees in environmental science from Emory and Yale, and have followed up on that education in field reporting from Cambodia to The Post’s San Francisco bureau. I hope you put that education and experience to the test.
Meet me here on Thursday, May 18, at 1 p.m. Eastern time.
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