Matthew Rozsa (page 77)

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.

Garbage, pollution

A tiny number of companies are responsible for the majority of plastic pollution Matthew Rozsa

Jacob Anthony Angeli Chansley; QAnon Shaman; Capitol Riot

Now the "QAnon Shaman" wants to use autism as an excuse: Hell no Matthew Rozsa

Man throwing dollar bills in a bathtub

Rich people actually do have trouble understanding what it's like to be poor Matthew Rozsa

United States dispute

This is your brain on partisan politics: New scientific study reveals key cause behind polarization Matthew Rozsa

My Octopus Teacher

Do octopuses have souls? "My Octopus Teacher" and the question of octopus consciousness Matthew Rozsa

Harry Truman; Israel; Holocaust

Harry Truman, antisemitism and Israel: On the Jewish state and the Jewish vote Matthew Rozsa

Descartes; Pineal Gland; Vision

How the pineal gland became an obsession for both spiritualists and sci-fi writers Matthew Rozsa

Cicadas

Billions of cicadas are about to take to the skies. Here's what to expect Matthew Rozsa

Red Banana; Medical Mask

COVID-19 may increase chance of erectile dysfunction, studies say Matthew Rozsa

Rising sea levels

Antarctic ice melt poised to raise sea levels around the world — but it's not too late to stop it Matthew Rozsa

Shark GPS

Want to confuse a shark? Use a magnet Matthew Rozsa

Common cuckoo

Meet the brood parasites, the deadbeat mothers of the animal kingdom Matthew Rozsa

Millard Fillmore; Ulysses S. Grant; Teddy Roosevelt; Donald Trump

Trump wouldn't be the first ex-president to run again — but he might be the last Matthew Rozsa

Airplane Travel; Covid-19; Coronavirs

The airline industry says planes are pandemic-proof. Public health experts disagree Matthew Rozsa

Medical Mask On Red Background

COVID-19 deaths in US are 57% higher than official reports, study suggests Matthew Rozsa

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