Science Is Constantly Evolving

Discover the latest in climate change and evolution education news.

NCSE's Friend of the Planet and Friend of Darwin awards.
NCSE's Friend of the Planet and Friend of Darwin awards.
Friend of the Planet Awards
NCSE's Friend of the Planet award is conferred annually to people (and occasionally organizations) whose efforts to support NCSE and advance its goals have been truly outstanding. The latest recipients are Climate.us, Miranda Massie, and Benjamin Santer for 2026.Previous RecipientsJohn P.…
YPCCC Report cover.
YPCCC Report cover.
"Climate Change in the Indian Mind, Winter 2025/2026"
California state flag.
California state flag.
A new attempt to codify the California Center for Climate Change Education
New Jersey capitol building.
New Jersey capitol building.
New Jersey readopts its climate-change-intensive state science standards
Sunrise.
Sunrise.
The latest Pew Research Center survey on climate change
RNCSE Vol 46 No 2 cover image.
RNCSE Vol 46 No 2 cover image.
RNCSE 46:2 now online
California state flag.
California state flag.
California's climate literacy seal bill advances
Republican symbol of an elephant.
Republican symbol of an elephant.
Evolution in state Republican party platforms, 2026 edition
A shell on a table.
A shell on a table.
My COAST goes to Texas

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