Matthew Rozsa (page 38)

Twitter: @MatthewRozsa

Matthew Rozsa is a professional writer whose work has appeared in multiple national media outlets since 2012. Throughout his career he has covered politics, culture and social issues. Today he is primarily a science journalist focusing on the broad spectrum of topics related to climate change.

Gun Control Protest

Gun violence survivors struggle with long-term trauma — and experts say we're not doing enough Matthew Rozsa

Vibrant Red Sunset Over Icebergs in Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, Ice

This controversial sci-fi blockbuster about climate change still polarizes scientists today Matthew Rozsa

Supporters of LGBTQA+ rights

Transgender identity has a history as long as human beings have existed Matthew Rozsa

President Lyndon B Johnson Lifts Beagle by the Ears

This liberal president picked up his dog by the ears — and it outraged animal rights activists Matthew Rozsa

Waterfall in Green Forest

Should we pay people to take care of nature? A possible solution to the mass extinction crisis Matthew Rozsa

Plastic bag drifting in the botnia Gulf on May 3, 2023 near Pietarsaari, during the late spring as the sea-ice is slowly melting.

Cleaning up plastic pollution on Earth isn't impossible. A new UN report explains how Matthew Rozsa

Smiling woman

The subtle cue that can reveal whether someone is a narcissist Matthew Rozsa

Farmer spraying pesticides at a tobacco farm

How did nonstick "forever chemicals" get into our food? Blame pesticides Matthew Rozsa

Dungeness crab on a dock

Climate change is making crabs lose their sense of smell — and seafood may never be the same Matthew Rozsa

Fern Brady

How autistic comedian Fern Brady made it in the comedy world Matthew Rozsa

Plastic pollution in the ocean

A newly-discovered microbe that eats plastic in the cold is giving scientists hope Matthew Rozsa

art installation against gun violence at March For Our Lives

No, big cities aren't more violent than ever. Small ones are Matthew Rozsa

Tired man pinching brow

Stress-related aging may be reversible, study finds Matthew Rozsa

Three chimpanzees

Scientists figured out chimpanzees have a rudimentary language by pranking them with fake snakes Matthew Rozsa

Grey-headed flying fox

7 animals we could lose forever due to climate change Matthew Rozsa

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