Emily Driehaus

she/her | science writer, journalist | NYU SHERP 41

[CITIUS MAG @CitiusMag]

Olympic 100m champion Julien Alfred explains that the decision to skip the other August Diamond League races were made by her and her coach.

She’s back in action in tomorrow’s 100m at the Diamond League final in Zurich.

FULL INTERVIEW (via @preet_athletics): https://t.co/SS22bcTR2r

[Calli McMurray @callimcflurry]

Science is built on trust. What happens when someone destroys it?

My first feature for @_TheTransmitter investigates the emotional and existential fallout for one lab in the aftermath of a misconduct case.
https://t.co/xawx3J7mCC

[Society of Professional Journalists @spj_tweets]

Congratulations to @scienceline KIDS for winning the #NationalMOEAward in Best Single-Issue Student Magazine.

See more of the 2023 national MOE winners: https://t.co/g7JOMUkcvH

[EJTodayNews @EJTodayNews]

Scientists Are Turning to Invisible #Microbes to Support Animal #Conservation
#news #environment #wildlife #EnvironmentalHealth

@EmilyDriehaus reports for @Sierra_Magazine

https://t.co/br2ddXHybA

[Emily Driehaus @EmilyDriehaus]

I got to write about one of my favorite topics for my last story for Sierra as a fellow: microbiomes! Come for the red wolves, stay for the microbes🐺🦠 https://t.co/HQC4K4R1Pd

[Scienceline @scienceline]

ANNOUNCEMENT: Our team is excited to share the launch of Scienceline Kids, a special magazine edition of Scienceline written for learners in grades six to eight!

https://t.co/sVZY3T6rjK

[Sierra Magazine @Sierra_Magazine]

Carbon offsets are a bit more complicated than just spending a few more dollars for a flight and then assuming your money is helping to conserve trees in the Amazon. by @EmilyDriehaus

https://t.co/AdNkdvLO9F

[Marlowe Starling @StarlingMarlowe]

For the past few weeks, NOLA has been warding off saltwater intrusion.
The threat isn't unique to the low-lying city. Learn where else this could happen, and why it's dangerous, in our latest for @Sierra_Magazine :
Reported w/ @EmilyDriehaus + Aarohi Sheth
https://t.co/WKybTxH9kM

[Gina Jiménez @GinaRivers90]

Primer texto para Scientific American (❤️) sobre por qué necesitamos empezar a rankear y clasificar olas de calor

https://t.co/RJtHtkRYiw

[Calli McMurray @callimcflurry]

Librarians and archivists are tasked with protecting our cultural heritage. Climate change is making their job much harder — but a new project from LSU is poised to help. My latest in @chronicle https://t.co/CejRQijwmx

[EJTodayNews @EJTodayNews]

15 Years In, #Climate Week Is Still Rife With Corporate #Greenwashing
#news #environment #climatechange

@StarlingMarlowe reports for @Sierra_Magazine

https://t.co/HRiwPY2GKa

[Sierra Club @SierraClub]

The social media team at @waDNR has joined a growing club of environmental and public-lands agencies that have found their niche on social media. https://t.co/mlU0dRgTcA

@EmilyDriehaus

[Emily Driehaus @EmilyDriehaus]

Had the opportunity to cover the March to End Fossil Fuels with @StarlingMarlowe yesterday for @Sierra_Magazine! It was such a treat to hear perspectives from so many different attendees. Read our write-up here: https://t.co/6uiDBBPtUK

[Marlowe Starling @StarlingMarlowe]

From grandparents to newborns, the march spanned generations. Here are some favorites, featuring Sunglasses Kid and "No Borders in Climate Justice" by @EmilyDriehaus 📸

[NYU Journalism @nyu_journalism]

"Until the 1980s, candy darters and variegate darters were never seen in the same waterways. But then..."

Find out what's going on with this rare fish from SHERP student @EmilyDriehaus on @scienceline

https://t.co/0o4zwzS5Fo

[Marlowe Starling @StarlingMarlowe]

Is it just you or… does Florida OJ not taste the same anymore?
You’re on to something: Citrus greening disease is largely to blame, and now flavor chemists are on the trail of natural, non-caloric sweetening solutions.
My latest for @Sierra_Magazine 🍊

https://t.co/f80AYBvrlq

[Sierra Club @SierraClub]

Fridays for Future NYC has been tasked with an important responsibility for the coming March to End Fossil Fuels on Sunday, September 17: recruit as many high school students and young people as they can to show up. https://t.co/MHGXjNVzTG

[Sierra Magazine @Sierra_Magazine]

Fridays for Future NYC has been tasked with an important responsibility for the coming March to End Fossil Fuels on Sunday, September 17: recruit as many high school students and young people as they can to show up. https://t.co/IDTWQy7ALF

[Emily Driehaus @EmilyDriehaus]

For @Sierra_Magazine, I got to hang out with the @FFF_NYC_ members helping to plan the @FightFossils NYC march on Sept. 17! (Spoiler alert: they’re really, really cool)
https://t.co/Si84Hdtz2q

[Sierra Magazine @Sierra_Magazine]

Though I was originally introduced to the climate justice space through catastrophe, it became clear that climate change is more than the Earth “dying” in 30 years or ice melting all the way up in the Arctic—it’s in my everyday.

https://t.co/mog37QyxYM