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Maasai farmers only kill lions when they attack livestock
Maasai farmers do not kill lions for retribution whenever they lose sheep or cattle, new research shows.
Wild carnivores stage a comeback in Britain
Once-endangered carnivorous mammals such as otters, polecats and pine martens have staged a remarkable comeback in Britain in recent decades, a new review shows.
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The benefits of the 'silver spoon effect' in mongoose pups extend across their lifetime, a new study has shown.
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Severe weather and environmental disturbances, such as cyclones or thermal coral bleaching, affect specific areas of coral reefs differently, new research has shown.
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Plastic in Britain's seals, dolphins and whales
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Exeter and the Plymouth Marine Laboratory strengthen commitment to world-leading marine science research
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Exeter psychologist receives prestigious award for Research in Traumatic Brain Injury
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Faster CO₂ rise expected in 2019
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Virtual reality training for nuclear workers and police
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Step forward in understanding human feet
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It has been about a month since the last earnings report for BOK Financial (BOKF - Free Report) . Shares have added about 5.2% in that time frame, outperforming the S&P 500.
Will the recent positive trend continue leading up to its next earnings release, or is BOK Financial due for a pullback? Before we dive into how investors and analysts have reacted as of late, let's take a quick look at its most recent earnings report in order to get a better handle on the important drivers.
BOK Financial Beats on Q3 Earnings, Revenues Up Y/Y
BOK Financial delivered a positive earnings surprise of 4.7% in third-quarter 2019. Earnings per share of $2 outpaced the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.91. Also, the bottom line comes in 11.7% higher than the year-ago quarter's reported figure.
Higher revenues, and improved loan and deposit balances were the driving factors. However, mounting expenses and provisions, along with lower margin, were the major headwinds.
Net income attributable to shareholders came in at $142.2 million compared with the prior-year quarter's $117.3 million
Revenues Up, Costs Rise, Deposits Improve
Revenues in the third quarter were $465.6 million, up 13.9% year over year. Further, the figure surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $461.9 million.
Net interest revenues totaled $279.1 million, up 15.9% year over year. However, net interest margin (NIM) contracted 20 basis points to 3.01%.
BOK Financial's fees and commissions revenues amounted to $186.1 million, up 12% on a year-over-year basis. This upswing mainly resulted from rise in all components except fiduciary and asset management revenues.
Total other operating expenses came in at $279.3 million, flaring up 10.6% year over year. This upside mainly resulted from rise in personnel, business promotion, net occupancy and other expenses.
Efficiency ratio improved to 53.51% from the year-earlier period's 61.60%. A lower ratio indicates improved profitability.
Net loans as of Sep 30, 2019, were $22.3 billion, slightly up from the prior quarter. As of the same date, total deposits amounted to $26.2 billion, rising 3.4% sequentially.
Credit Quality Deteriorates
During the September-end quarter, provisions for credit losses were $12 million compared with $4 million provision recorded in the prior-year quarter. Additionally, non-performing assets totaled $286.2 million or 1.28% of outstanding loans and repossessed assets compared with $260.9 million or 1.42% at the end of the prior-year quarter. Net charge offs were $10.6 million as of Sep 30, 2019, up 18.5% from Sep 30, 2018.
However, combined allowance for credit losses was 0.92% of outstanding loans as of Sep 30, 2019, down from the prior year's 1.16%.
Capital Ratios Decline
As of Sep 30, 2019, the common equity Tier 1 capital ratio was 11.06% compared with 12.07% as of Sep 30, 2018.
Tier 1 and total capital ratios on Sep 30, 2019 were 11.06% and 12.56%, respectively, compared with 12.07% and 13.37% as of Sep 30, 2018. Leverage ratio was 8.41% compared with 9.90% a year ago.
Share Repurchase Update
During the third quarter, the company repurchased 0.3 million common shares at an average price of $77.03 per share.
2019 Outlook
Management expects mid-single digit loan growth for the consolidated entity with continued strength in Energy, Healthcare and General C&I.
Interest rate decreases forecasted by the market will continue to put downward pressure on net interest margin.
Revenues from fee-generating businesses, particularly Brokerage & Trading and Mortgage, could continue to benefit from lower interest rates. However, seasonality could influence mortgage activity.
Though, provision for credit losses are expected to be linked to loan growth, the company still expected to be at a level similar to the past quarters.
Efficiency ratio is expected to be at or below 60%, as long as the environment remains favorable for revenue.
Capital ratios are anticipated to improve slightly over time.
On completion of CECL implementation project, allowance committee expects the pre-tax transition adjustment to be between $50 million and $75 million.
Blended federal and state effective tax rate are anticipated to be 22-23%
How Have Estimates Been Moving Since Then?
It turns out, fresh estimates flatlined during the past month.
VGM Scores
Currently, BOK Financial has a poor Growth Score of F, however its Momentum Score is doing a lot better with an A. However, the stock was allocated a grade of D on the value side, putting it in the bottom 40% for this investment strategy.
Overall, the stock has an aggregate VGM Score of F. If you aren't focused on one strategy, this score is the one you should be interested in.
BOK Financial has a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). We expect an in-line return from the stock in the next few months.


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Benefits Of Virtual Bank Accounts
Technology has brought new dawn to the banking sector by introducing virtual account services. Most organizations have many accounts and inter-bank account transactions, including sales account, procurement account, expenses account, and travel account.
Corporates will therefore require digital services to ease their transactions and return them on investment. The commonly known Virtual Account Management (VAM) platforms enable businesses and organizations to more efficiently manage and control their virtual cash and banking management processes.
It provides a single option of their liquidity management and cash, the payments and clients receivables management, client money management, in-house banking thus allowing reduction manual processes and cost of operations.
The following are the benefits of using virtual bank accounts ; First, these accounts have improved cash management, facilitated bank account access and financial regulators ' monitoring of bank transactions.
The virtual account services encourage the corporates with many banking transactions to use the digitalized account to manage their accounts better. They are able to efficiently transact across multiple accounts in different banks. Finding a company has accounts with different banks is normal, the virtual services enable them to link and manage all accounts virtually.
Third, the Virtual Account Service has enabled organizations to consolidate all accounts and manage them from one physical point. It ensures enhanced workflow integration, real-time financial reporting, increased customer service and an efficient cash management system.
This has made them stand out and are companies ' preferred transaction accounts. In terms of cost, virtual accounts have lower rates compared to other bank accounts since there is no face to face transaction, bank relationship, customer service among other services offered by physical bank account.
Customers benefit from virtual banking services where the bank is able to approve and administer loans, calculate interest, simplify liquidity management.The Virtual accounts give you opportunity to control your banking service, operational control, and enhanced banking relations.
Also, you will be in a position to control and manage incoming and outgoing business transaction from several accounts into one account. In terms of time, the customer saves a lot of time as they can access their account at the convenience of their office or any place convenient for them.
The corporates are able to create, manage and monitor transaction in the virtual accounts. To add on, Virtual account allows efficient cash flow during cash management. The accounts have tools to help you pool, sweep, and check the interest rate and credit limit for your account. You will also be able to tailor your bank statement.
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SRI International has won a $7.3 million contract to provide software to the Air Force in support of its Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems (RADICS) program.
The goal of the RADICS program is to enable skilled cyber and power engineers to restore electrical service within seven days of an attack that overwhelms the recovery capabilities of the impacted organizations.
The program will develop automated systems to detect indications and warning of an impending attack, provide situational awareness, accelerate recovery actions by enabling first responders to isolate affected systems from the Internet, establish a secure communications network and characterize the nature of the threat, the Defense Department said in a release.
Work will be performed in Menlo Park, Calif., and is expected to be completed in July 2020.
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Lake Annette and Lake Edith#5 in Best Things To Do in Jasper National Park
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Situated across the Athabasca River and just north of downtown Jasper, lakes Annette and Edith are great spots for a leisurely jaunt or a full-fledged adventure. Travelers can spend a day picnicking and grilling, relaxing in the park's signature red Adirondack chairs and hiking the various trails.
Recent travelers were surprised by the lakes' cerulean water. They recommended packing a camera for snapping photos along the area's primary hiking trail, the Annette Loop, which is paved and an excellent option for novice hikers.
When the weather isn't frigid, travelers can even go for a swim or soak up the sun from one of the lakes' beaches. Canoeing and kayaking are also allowed on the lake; visitors can rent equipment in town or from the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Boathouse, which is located south of the lakes. Fishing is also permitted, but a national park license is required. The lakes are accessible via a spur road off of Yellowhead Highway, and free parking is available between the two bodies of water. The area is free to visit and accessible 24/7.
More Best Things To Do in Jasper National Park
#1 Maligne Lake
The second-largest glacier-fed lake in the world, Maligne Lake enchants travelers with its brilliant turquoise waters and stunning skylines. Anyone who wants to trek to Maligne Lake should take the time to visit the lake's Spirit Island as well, which is one of the most famous views of the Canadian Rockies in the world. The lake sits east of the Icefields Parkway in the southern portion of the park, and travelers can access the area with their own car, in an excursion bus or even as part of a motorcycle tour. (To book a motorcycle tour, check out the Jasper Motorcycle Tours website.) Once at the lake, visitors can take advantage of a variety of tours and excursions, or just explore the area independently.
Past visitors recommended bringing a camera to capture photos of the beautiful scenery – many note there are numerous photo opportunities. However, recent travelers also warned that both the cruise and nonmotorized watercraft rentals come at a steep price.
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Even if your car looks okay after an accident, you need to get your car to Quanz Auto Body ASAP. Some damage may be hidden and/or lead to future (more expensive) damage. When you bring your car to us, here are the top three things we look for:
#1: Drivability
After some collisions, assessing drivability is a no-brainer. If axles are bent or your car just won't start, it's not drivable. However, there are times when your car functions but it is not safe to drive, such as:
- Wheel alignment is noticeably off
- Headlights are damaged
- Turn signals do not work
- Brake lines are damaged
These issues pose a serious safety hazard for you, your passengers and others on the road. If we find any of these issues, we will recommend you find another ride. (We have car rental on-site to make that easy.)
#2: Frame
Minor frame damage may not be visible with the naked eye, but we have sophisticated alignment equipment to measure frame alignment. We can tell if it differs by thousandths of an inch from manufacturer specifications. If it does, continuing to drive it can cause a lot of damage to the alignment, and possibly to the securement of the powertrain. Left unchecked, you set yourself up for major (expensive) repairs down the road.
#3: Paint
Small chips or scratches may seem like damage that can be ignored, but leaving your car's exterior coat untreated leaves your panels vulnerable to corrosion and sun damage. At Quanz, we can often seal paint and coating damage without needing to repaint. If auto body repair does require a new paint job, we have superior color-matching technology and environmentally friendly waterborne paints that leave a seamless finish.


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Samita's Cleft Lip
During my last few trips to IMH, I visited with a little girl named Samita. Samita had C/P and a cleft lip. Every time I saw her she would be lying in bed and she would look up at me with big, sad eyes. I use to watch the Massies feed her by wrapping a towel around her face to cover up the gaping hole in her lip and then they would put the food in her mouth. It was very sad to see.
I wanted to do everything I could to help Samita, but it proved to be a difficult task as IMH had announced that it was closing its doors and that Samita would be transferred to another home. After some time I learned that Samita would be transferred to the Sabera Foundation, and it was then that I made contact with Dr. Zarin Dadina about the possibility of repairing Samita's cleft lip. It is with great happiness that I report to you that on November 12, 2003, through the efforts of Dr. Dadina and funds donated from Children are Angels, Samita underwent an operation to repair her cleft lip. Dr. Dadina reports that she is doing remarkably well and is a happy and cheerful child. Photographs of Samita before and after her surgery are shown below.


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My senior project, Feed PHX, tackles the very present, very relevant problem of food deserts in Downtown Phoenix. Over 1.5 million people don't have access to healthy foods in Phoenix. Instead, they're forced to turn to unhealthy alternatives to keep afloat. Or are they?
As part of my research, I found that Phoenix has many initiatives targeting the problem of grocery stores in Downtown Phoenix. It was my mission to bring this initiatives to the light, and show Phoenix that there is something for them, and they haven't been deserted.
The first part, the actual core of Feed PHX, is the website. The website is a recipe blog that targets parents, ages 25–35. I wanted something uplifting and functional, even outside of the Phoenix scope. The recipe blog posts 3–4 times a week, with tips on things like making fruits and vegetables last, interviews with farmers' markets around Phoenix, and, of course, recipes. The recipes are simple, quick and meant to made in bulk. To bring my audience to the website, there is a Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest.
The second part is my book. The book, about 116 pages long, details the plan of Feed Phoenix as wells as shows the process of Feed PHX throughout my senior year.
The third and final part draws attention to the lesser-known solution to food deserts: community gardens. My exhibit, a 4 by 7 foot interactive display, outlines my research while showing people the dire state of Phoenix. As a takeaway to remember Feed PHX by, I encourage people to embrace their inner hippie and plant four in-season fruits and vegetables I've found and placed on my exhibit in their local community garden or at home.


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1. Filming for Married at First Sight 2020 got so out of control they had to take a break. We can't wait.
The next season of Married at First Sight doesn't air until next year, but from what we hear it could be the most drama-filled season yet.
An inside source supposedly told Hit Network's Nick, Jess & Simon, that filming for the show was getting so out of control the producers needed to step in and call for a break.
"You wonder how loose it got, apparently, they've just started filming again after a two-week break because the producers were just like, 'this is going too far, we need to resettle ourselves, take a two-week filming break and then work out how we can tackle the rest of the season," the radio hosts explained after talking to the source off air.
"For them to go, 'guys we need a two-week break,' means whatever they [the contestants] did must be really bad." Yep, we could be in for some more dinner party wine-throwing.
The source also claimed that the new season may see more couple-swapping.
Apparently, some contestants may follow in the ill-fated footsteps of cheating couples Ines and Sam, and Jess and Dan.
On a more concerning note, the source also told the radio hosts that a contestant needed to be checked into a rehabilitation centre.
"Apparently they've needed to check someone in [to a rehab facility] because they've gone so loose on the show that they were worried about their mental wellbeing," the hosts said.
While we're not sure if the inside information is true or not, we're still excited for MAFS to return to our screens early next year.
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2. "For his birthday. I will go into surgery." The Bachelor's Heather Maltman opens up about 'her rock' after being admitted to hospital.
If you cast your mind back to Sam Wood's season of The Bachelor, you may remember former contestant and fan favourite Heather Maltman.
After appearing on the show in 2015, the 34-year-old actress and podcast creator found love with Matt Baker. A man who has become Heather's "rock" since she's been admitted to Randwick Hospital.
"This man has been sleeping on hospital floors for me and taking me to the toilet. And not left my side for days," Heather wrote in an Instagram post.
Heather shared a photo of "one of the saddest moments" of their journey together.
"It's his birthday. And for his birthday. I will go into surgery.
"He will wait by my side until I go under. And has been getting minimal sleep. He has been picking up my slack for work. And just been… f***ing everything to me."
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This man has been sleeping on hospital floors for me and taking me to the toilet. And not left my side for days. I've been in and out of Randwick for one of the saddest moments of our journey so far. It's his birthday. And for his birthday. I will go into surgery. While he goes to work and comes back by the time I get out. He will wait by my side until I go under. And has been getting minimal sleep. He has been picking up my slack for work. And just been… fucking everything to me. There was no podcast this week. And I'm so sorry to the over 4000 people who listen in every week. I wanted to make sure to let you know what was happening. As you're so committed to our stories. I wanted to be honest with you. When I'm ready I'll explain what's happened. But I just wanted to share how much I love this wonderful man. Who has been there no matter what. And say to everyone hitting a rough patch. It will get better. Stay tough. You got this. Find those people who are your rock. And let them love you. @johnmcaldwell_ you have been my best friend through this. And I will never forget it. The people in my current live show @convictfootprints, my new work family @blackfischstories… my best girls @celebrity_trainer_emily @billiemusk and my mum and dad. Plus nurse Jackie. I love you. Thank you. And I cannot wait to get back to improv with my gurus. #onetogetherpodcast


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Reviews of Microsoft Surface 3 32GB 10.8-inch
Reviewed on 2018-11-15
Ingenious control dials, Stylish look and premium feel, Shockingly good wireless performance, Excellent noise canceling
Some comfort issues, Uncompetitive battery life, Lacking support for AptX, AAC, or LDAC for higher-quality sound, Sound lacks refinement and treble energy
For anyone who grew up with Microsoft as the stodgy PC monopoly that wouldn't know "cool" if it was out on a wintry walk in northern Sweden, the past few years have required something of an adjustment. It's no exaggeration to say that Microsoft is today o...Read more >
Reviewed on 2017-10-26
better graphics performance on account of the Intel Iris Plus Graphics 640, faster Samsung SSD, unique Alcantara texture, outstandingly good speakers, support for Windows Hello, wrist rest remains cool, quiet fan, long battery life
relatively loud coil whine, difficult-to-open case gets in the way of repairs and upgrades, poor I/O, throttling - also during graphics loads, high premium for the i7
The wolf in sheep's clothing? Why is there another review of the Microsoft Surface Laptop i7? Is this just a rebranding of the recently released i5-based Surface Laptop, but with an Intel Core i7-7660U instead of the i5-7200U? So it is faster and more exp...Read more >
Reviewed on 2017-08-28
You may have heard news recently that made it sound like you shouldn't buy Microsoft Surface products. While this recommendation came from a reliable source, the ensuing headlines may not tell the full story. That's why we're here to help clarify, so you...Read more >
Reviewed on 2017-07-18
I've talked to a number of people on the Surface team over the last few months, and the decision to hinder their beautiful new piece of hardware still boggles the mind. The Surface Laptop is really nice — in fact, it's quite possibly the best piece of har...Read more >
Reviewed on 2017-07-14
The back-to-school shopping season is just around the corner, and Microsoft (MSFT) is hoping its new Surface Laptop will be the computer you or your child brings to the classroom.Starting at $999, the Surface Laptop is Microsoft's attempt to fight back ag...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-12-21
Versatile design, Excellent software compatibility, Attractive screen, Good connectivity
Type Cover is an essential accessory, Heavy for handheld use, Weak on-screen keyboard
Microsoft Surface 3 Review: The Surface Pro 4 may be Microsoft's new star player, but if you don't need all that computing power, or your pockets aren't quite as deep, the Microsoft Surface 3 should still offer everything you're after.Despite only existin...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-12-07
Full Windows 10, Light, Well built, Standard ports, Extremely capable
Charging takes really long, WiFi speeds were slower than expected, #spon: I'm required to disclose a relationship between our site and Intel. This could include the Intel Corporation providing us w/content, product, access or other forms of payment, Share...
It's been a few weeks since we started using Microsoft's Surface 3, and we've been really impressed with its capability. It's not their pro model, but it's far from what we'd call "budget". For the modest price, you really get a lot of machine. Our previo...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-11-24
The new Surface, not to be confused with the Surface Pro, is one of Microsoft's latest tablets, and despite its low price-point, it's impressively capable. To that effect, Surface 3 replaces the previous generation of watered down RT models, making it Mic...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-10-23
Microsoft Surface 3 is getting closer to being a perfect MacBook Air replacement for casual productivity Photo by Brad MoonRegular readers of GeekDad probably know that I've had a long history of experimenting with tablets and keyboard cases in search of...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-09-17
Tablets running Microsoft Windows are not the cheapest products around, but consumers still spend a lot of money on them because they want to use and experience the environment of Windows, which is one of the smoothest and productive operating systems on...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-09-11
Fullblown Windows 10 experience, Near perfectly calibrated screen, $500 cost is pretty agreeable for a tablet running full Windows 10, Fullsize USB port & microSD card slot, Sturdy adjustable kickstand
Can be sluggish with heavier operations, 64GB variant offers very little free space, Speakers sound flat, Camera performs poorly under low light, Exceptionally long charging time
Remember Windows RT? We certainly do, but we don't miss it at all. Microsoft tried to do something different when they first introduced its Surface tablets by reserving the full-blown desktop experience to its Pro line – and the tablet-optimized experien...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-08-21
Last year, I had the opportunity to go hands-on with the Microsoft Surface Pro 3, and thought it was an excellent system – offering performance, great battery life, an amazing screen and both tablet and laptop capabilities in a single system. But with pri...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-07-06
Excellent metal design includes a kickstand and fullsized USB port. Generally good performance from Atom SoC. Type Cover and Surface Pen are great accessories that make the Surface 3 a versatile device. Windows 10 should make this an even better product....
Type Cover is not included and is sold as an expensive (yet musthave) $130 accessory. Not great as a laptop. Battery life is somewhat disappointing.
Microsoft surprised everyone in 2012 by announcing a tablet designed in house to run the company's brand new Windows RT operating system. It was the first time we had seen Microsoft, a company mostly focused on software products, come out with a fully-fle...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-06-19
Flexible use modes Gorgeous design, Great build quality, Topnotch 1080p display
Subpar Storage performance, Pricey with extras, Type Cover's cramped trackpad
Microsoft's third iteration of the Surface Pro was a monumental improvement over the first two incarnations. For many, the third time really was the charm. It was powerful enough to replace most laptops, and versatile enough to serve as two device types w...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-05-26
It's hard not to compare the new Microsoft Surface 3 to it's more expensive and powerful big brother, the Microsoft Surface Pro 3. However, it's more fitting to compare it to previous Microsoft Surface RT devices since it's closer to their price range and...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-05-19
With full Windows 8.1 and a lower price than the Pro version, the new Surface 3 could be the laptop / tablet hybrid you've been searching for. Here's our Surface 3 review.Microsoft managed to keep the Surface 3 launch under wraps, so it was a surprise whe...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-05-18
Charging the Surface 3 was a bit of an issue. Microsoft dropped its proprietary charger with the Surface 3 and went for a typical Micro USB port instead, which is great, except that it still requires the device to be plugged directly into a power outlet t...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-05-15
Worldclass build and design, Fullsized USB and kickstand prove invaluable for productivity, Decent performance, all things considered, Excellent display
Worldclass build and design, Fullsized USB and kickstand prove invaluable for productivity, Decent performance, all things considered, Excellent display, Base unit's 2GB of RAM low for a device in this class, Win 8.1 and core apps take up too much space,...
It's called a Surface, but everything about it has changed. It has a different size, different design, different chipset, and different operating system than its predecessors.With those changes, the new Microsoft Surface 3 now has more in common with doze...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-05-11
Microsoft's first two generations of the Surface 2-in-1 were intriguing enough, but they were also pretty compromised. And though the Surface Pro 3 was a huge leap forward, at nearly US$1,000, it also isn't the cheapest device around. That brings us to Mi...Read more >
Reviewed on 2015-05-08
The Surface lineup for Microsoft has been extremely interesting to watch. What first launched in October 2012 as the Surface RT has been constantly iterated upon, and of course the Surface Pro line has evolved even faster. Surface Pro 3 has finally provid...Read more >


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With all the elements of a crowd-pleaser, climate change news are timely, touch us all and have the elements of threat and danger combined with human resilience, survival and innovation.
What is not to like for editors and journalists that readily jump at any disaster, epidemic or meteorite threat?
What both the journalists and the scientists largely agree upon, is that climate news fail to engage the general public. The controversy arises over who is to blame.
When a group of 27 climate experts were interviewed for a study carried out in the University of Malaga in early 2014, they didn't hold back on their opinions about the shortcomings of the news media. While admitting that there was room for improvement in the dialogue between the
scientific community and the media sphere, the finger was pointing at the journalists and their lack of knowledge, disliking for uncertainty and tendency to alarm, scandalize and bury hope and positive messages.
Climate scientists have repeatedly criticized news reporting for overemphasizing controversy over consensus, and under their quest for the truth, journalists have shoved aside numbers, facts and estimates and dedicated way more than what would be the fair share of exposure to the shrinking minority of "climate sceptics".
But how much are the journalists really to blame? With a mounting financial pressure of the media industry, the demands of the 24-hour news cycle and an audience lacking "ecoliteracy", journalists clearly have their work cut out for them.
What makes it to press, or on top of the website, is decided based on the same few factors, whether dealing with politics, economics, or environment: novelty, controversy, geographical proximity and relevance for the reader. While the criteria makes sense in many cases, it has often worked against the climate change agenda.
How the general public responds to news and new information is not always a question of will, but has to do with the human psyche.
Studies have shown that regardless of their cultural context, journalists have a tendency to present climate change using a language and imagery of risk. News outlets are deprived of hope and filled with pictures of natural disaster, dramatic headlines and forecasts of degradation and suffering.
While the idea of a looming catastrophe may appeal to the audience's emotions and make climate rocket up on their priority list momentarily, it is not a sustainable PR strategy for climate. Faced with a countless number of risks and challenges in our daily lives, people have developed what social psychologists have named the finite pool of worry, simply meaning that there are limits to the amount of concerns we are able to deal with at once. Over-burdening that capacity by showering people with doom and gloom, will make the pool flood and lead to emotional numbing.
Presenting climate change in the risk frame might heighten the level of interest in the short term, but retaining the level of engagement is difficult. Constant worrying is simply too consuming: Sea levels may be rising and even if we feel compassionate for the Polynesian islanders, a hungry baby is enough to redirect our worrying capacity to something closer to home.
We are also affected by the single action bias. Our brain is conditioned to deal with problems by turning to what we consider to be the most effective solution, and focus our actions on that. When worried about their health, people may quit smoking or start taking vitamin supplements. Only very few assess and adjust their entire lifestyle. Climate change cannot be stopped just by recycling or riding the bike. A massive set of changes and actions are required at different levels to reach the necessary goals. The message that needs to come across: It is not bigger than us and it is worth your attention.
If turning around climate change PR was an easy task, it would have been done long ago. Much needs to be done, clearly, but with the limitations of single action bias in mind, starting with one improvement for everyone in the triangle of scientists, journalists and the general audience could make a major difference.
Climate scientists; It is time to be patient, visible, loud and clear. Instead of hiding behind the complexity and uncertainty of the phenomenon and blaming journalists for simplifications, join forces! Coming up with metaphors, breaking big issues into small facts, offering expertise to help a journalist, reminding people of the little milestones that are being reached and simply becoming a human face to a global issue will make climate science more accessible to the masses.
Journalists; deepen your understanding, use the resources available, be careful about numbers and conscious about controversy. Adjust the news to meet different audiences. Don't scare, but encourage and engage.
The biggest responsibility goes to all the rest. Let's learn to read climate news the same way we read the weather forecast - respecting the science behind it. Even when it is not possible to pinpoint every detail; drop of rain or speed of the wind with absolute certainty, the information we receive is crucial for preparing ourselves and planning the future. Rain means that you should bring the umbrella, and hurricane warning that it is time to evacuate. Climate change means that it is time to act.
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