Matthew Rozsa (page 68)

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.

Plastic bag vacuum-sealed short ribs

There may be plastic in your meat — and there is definitely plastic in your body Matthew Rozsa

Richard Nixon; Joe Biden

Joe Biden's Nixon moment: A policy agenda that could change history — and the media yawns Matthew Rozsa

Flooding

We now know how badly our cities will be flooded due to climate change Matthew Rozsa

Moderna Covid-19 vaccine

An FDA panel brings Moderna booster shots one step closer to reality Matthew Rozsa

Anti-Vaccine Protest

The race gap in vaccinations is closing; the politics gap is not Matthew Rozsa

CPAP; Coronavirus; COVID-19

The human neck is a mistake of evolution Matthew Rozsa

George Washington

How Washington dealt with a pandemic — in the 18th century Matthew Rozsa

Dog sitting in a dry sandy desert

Climate change is going to make life harder for dogs and cats Matthew Rozsa

Donald Trump

Is Trump like Andrew Jackson? Yeah — in all the bad ways, and none of the good ones Matthew Rozsa

Convergence: Courage In A Crisis

Did COVID-19 secretly unite (rather than divide) us? A new documentary argues just that Matthew Rozsa

California Oil Spill

A new California oil spill is a pollution nightmare Matthew Rozsa

Anti-Mask; Anti-Vaxx

Individualistic societies managed the pandemic worse than communal ones, study says Matthew Rozsa

Joe Biden; Bill Clinton; Donald Trump

Think Biden is a "failed" president who can't get re-elected? Consider Bill Clinton Matthew Rozsa

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Bullied, autistic and obsessed with presidents: How the 2000 presidential election changed my life Matthew Rozsa

Mother Holding Autistic Daughter

A controversial study claims researchers can "treat" some autism symptoms in early childhood Matthew Rozsa

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