On how noisy periodic cicadas' mating songs can be:

"Like a singles bar gone horribly, horribly wrong."

John Cooley, entomology professor, AP, May 5, 2021

On Connecticut's offshore wind projects:

"Things are going to start happening fast."

Sylvain De Guise, pathobiology professor and Connecticut Sea Grant director, The New London Day, April 29, 2021

On uninhabitable land at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan:

"The money spent on the Olympics could easily have helped these families rebuild lives elsewhere."

Alexis Dudden, history professor, NPR, March 25, 2021

On the rate at which butterflies are disappearing across wildlands:

"Calamitous."

David Wagner, ecology and evolutionary biology professor, Smithsonian, March 9, 2021

On the unexpected ways we were educated during the pandemic:

"There is no such thing as learning loss."

Rachael Gabriel, literacy education professor, The Washington Post, March 10, 2021

On solar geoengineering — cooling the planet by reflecting sunlight away from the Earth and back out to space:

"The problem is the extent to which researchers are really helpless in deciding how research is used in the political system."

Prakash Kashwan, political science professor, Scientific American, March 26, 2021

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