Evan Thomas
Evan Thomas
Digital Content Manager
Evan Thomas manages Scripps News content on the web and on mobile and streaming apps. He graduated from the University of Missouri with a journalism degree and has now spent more than a decade writing and editing news and managing teams under the Scripps News umbrella. Evan contributes climate and energy reporting, dabbles in photography and is a lifelong cyclist and outdoorsman. He lives in Colorado.
Recent Work
The Slow, Careful Rise Of Climate Change Attribution
EPA Could Loosen CO2 Rules For Coal Plants That Nobody's Building
Every Hurricane Season Ends With A Single Number
Tiny CubeSats Sent Word Of InSight's Landing All The Way From Mars
Proposed Text Message Rules Echo The Fight Over Net Neutrality
Why Leafy Greens Are So Often Responsible For Foodborne Illness
Boeing's Fleet Of At-Risk 737 MAX Planes Is Growing
Soybeans Are A Huge Casualty In The US-China Trade War
NASA's Kepler Space Telescope Is Finally Shutting Down
Why Are So Many Hurricanes Getting So Strong, So Quickly?
What Makes California's Santa Ana Winds So Fierce?
NASA Is Getting Pretty Good At Fixing Space Telescopes From The Ground
The Shape Of Florida's Gulf Coastline Can Make Storm Flooding Worse
Addressing The Dire Climate Straits Could Mean Leaving Coal Behind
Why We Need A Nationwide Cell Phone Alert Test
Climate Change Hits National Parks Harder Than Anywhere Else In The US
How Rising Seas Made Florence's Flooding Worse
Hurricane Categories Don't Tell You Anything About The Water
What Happens When A Hurricane Stalls
To Survive In A Warmer World, Insects Will Eat More Of Our Crops
Why Hawaii Doesn't Usually Endure Many Hurricanes
Sewers Show The Unexpected Scope Of The US' Illegal Drug Problem
Red Tides Can Be Dangerous For Humans, Too
Elephants Have Special Genes That Keep Them From Getting Cancer
To Get To The Sun, NASA's Probe Will Have To Hit The Brakes
The More We Expand Into Wild Spaces, The Worse Wildfires Can Get
For Future Astronauts, It's A Good Thing Mars Gets This Close
Human Influence Has Reached Almost Every Remote Corner Of The Ocean
Smarter Rebuilding Will Make Future Natural Disasters Less Expensive
