Linda van Garderen

From Impossible to Essential

Climate scientists used to say you couldn’t link individual weather events to climate change. Today, it’s not only possible — it’s essential. This article tells the story of how extreme weather attribution became one of the most important tools in climate science. Read the full article

Climate Science – Extreme Weather Page Now Online

I’m excited to share that I’ve started adding more content to this website, bit by bit. The very first topic I’ve put up is a short explainer about Extreme Weather — what it means in meteorology and how an extreme event is defined. If you’re curious about the science behind these powerful weather events andContinueContinue reading “Climate Science – Extreme Weather Page Now Online”

Writing Up Your PhD Thesis? Here’s a Blog That Helped Me (and Might Help You Too)

If you’re in the thick of writing up your PhD thesis, you know how intense the final stretch can be — long hours, staying indoors, and barely any social life (sound familiar?). I went through this myself during the pandemic, and I found a blog by my colleague Kaja Milczewska that really helped structure thoseContinueContinue reading “Writing Up Your PhD Thesis? Here’s a Blog That Helped Me (and Might Help You Too)”

Yay — My Website Is Live!

I’m so happy to finally have my own little corner of the internet! 🥳 It’s still simple for now, but this is where I’ll be sharing updates about my work, thoughts on climate change and extreme weather, and maybe the occasional behind-the-scenes peek. For now, it’s just the basics — my resume, contact info, andContinueContinue reading “Yay — My Website Is Live!”