James Dinneen is an environment reporter at New Scientist. His bylines can also be found in Quanta Magazine, National Geographic, Undark Magazine, The Boston Globe, bioGraphic, Science, and many more publications. He was a finalist for a 2022 National Magazine Award and won the American Society of Journalists and Authors award for investigative journalism.

Recent Publications Include:

• Disastrous Back-to-Back Heatwaves and Droughts Surge Across Eurasia
• Earth’s Upper Mantle is Revealing the Deepest Effect of Human Activity
• Four Ways Cuts at NOAA Will Make Weather Forecasts Less Reliable
• NOAA Scientists Refuse to Link Warming Weather to Climate Change
• Building-Sized Asteroid Has a Small Chance of Hitting Earth in 2032