Evan Bush

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Science Reporter

I am a science reporter for NBC News based in Seattle. I’m primarily interested in the science of climate change and how it is reshaping our lives. Global warming is forcing challenging decisions about how we live, work and experience the natural world. My goal is to convey the latest science clearly, explain what’s being done to mitigate climate change and assess how communities are adapting to its threats. It’s also crucial to understand inequities and who is being left behind. I’m also interested in scientific mysteries, how policy affects science and new research that inspires wonder and curiosity in any aspect of science. My work at NBC News has allowed me to bike on the surface of the Great Salt Lake, search for crabs in lagoon muck in Washington’s Hood Canal and hike the shores of seaside Maine. I enjoy meeting and learning from scientists, who I’ve found are almost always eager to share their expertise and engage with my curiosities.

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I am a science reporter for NBC News based in Seattle. I’m primarily interested in the science of climate change and how it is reshaping our lives. Global warming is forcing challenging decisions about how we live, work and experience the natural world. My goal is to convey the latest science clearly, explain what’s being done to mitigate climate change and assess how communities are adapting to its threats. It’s also crucial to understand inequities and who is being left behind. I’m also interested in scientific mysteries, how policy affects science and new research that inspires wonder and curiosity in any aspect of science. My work at NBC News has allowed me to bike on the surface of the Great Salt Lake, search for crabs in lagoon muck in Washington’s Hood Canal and hike the shores of seaside Maine. I enjoy meeting and learning from scientists, who I’ve found are almost always eager to share their expertise and engage with my curiosities.

Do you have a news tip you want to share with our journalists? Visit NBC News Tips to learn more.


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Western Wildfires

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Western Wildfires

How an act of arson in Washington caused so much destruction

The Spokane wildfires show how extreme heat, dry vegetation, strong winds and expanding development can transform one ignition into a disaster that destroys hundreds of homes.
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Climate change

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Drought, heat, fire, floods: In Utah, climate disasters just keep compounding

Utah has come to exemplify climate change’s snowballing effects. Snow drought and heat waves primed the land to burn, then fires raised the risk of floods.

Seattle police chief resigns days after food festival shooting

A reason for Chief Shon Barnes’ resignation wasn’t disclosed. There have been questions this week over the release of information about the shooting Sunday, which killed two bystanders.
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Why France and Spain may be entering a new era of giant, out-of-control fires

The wildfires in France and Spain, which have forced hundreds of thousands to flee, are no surprise and will only become likelier in the future, research suggests.
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Why Europe, the world’s fastest-warming continent, was primed to burn this summer

Europe has warmed twice as fast as the rest of the globe. The fires in France and Spain are a consequence of extreme heat this summer, which dried out vegetation.

15-year-old shot into Seattle food festival crowd during deadly gunfight, prosecutors allege

A judge ordered a 15-year-old held in juvenile detention Monday in connection with a gunfight at a crowded Seattle food festival that killed three people and injured at least four others.
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As wildfire smoke threatens the World Cup final, more trouble may be brewing in the Pacific Northwest

Dense smoke blanketed skylines for a third consecutive day, once again sending air quality plummeting to dangerous levels across the Midwest and Northeast.

Trump wants to politicize $1 trillion in grants. This time, scientists aren’t the only ones fighting back.

A proposed Trump administration rule would give political appointees control over more than $1 trillion in federal grants. Scientists, local governments and many others are fighting it.
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Cluster of mystery illnesses among Grand Canyon rafters prompts investigation

Multiple people who paddled the Colorado River have described symptoms including fever, chills, fatigue and fluid in their lungs.

Stretched resources and low morale as firefighters face an already blazing wildfire season

Wildfire season is just beginning in the West, but firefighting resources are already strained following a windstorm last week that sent flames racing through Great Basin states mired in drought.
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