# Cynthia Barnett
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cynthia barnett is an American journalist who specializes in the environment. She is the author of the water books Mirage (2007), Blue Revolution (2011), and Rain: A Natural and Cultural History (2015), which was longlisted for the National Book Award and a finalist for the 2016 PEN/E.O. Wilson Award for Literary Science Writing from the PEN America Center.
== Early life and education ==
Barnett was born in Fort Myers, Florida, and raised in Florida and California.
S2 Ep537: University of South Florida St. Pete’s Inaugural Florida Studies Book Festival April 5
Author and USF St. Pete Florida Studies graduate Deb Carson previews the inaugural Florida Studies Book Festival coming up Saturday, April 5 9:00 am - 4:30pm. The event is free and open to the public at the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library with free parking for the event at USF parking garage (250 …
S2 Ep588: Arts Alive! podcast: Florida Studies Book Festival Saturday!
Christopher Miendl, director of the University of South Florida St. Petersburg’s lauded Florida Studies program, is the guest on today’s edition of Arts Alive! He’s here to discuss USF’s first-ever Florida Studies Book Festival, this Saturday (April 5) in the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library.
The f…
Episode 88: Rain by Cynthia Barnett - Too Much and Not Enough
Discussion Topic: Too Much and Not Enough
Book Title: Rain: A Natural and Cultural History by Cynthia Barnett
In Episode 88 of the Year of Magical Learning (YOML), the hosts dive into 'Rain: A Natural and Cultural History' by Cynthia Barnett. They reflect on the book’s exploration of rain's cru…
S2 Ep35. Refire, Don’t Retire: Igniting Passion in Life’s Next Chapter with Dr. Cynthia Barnett
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Welcome to a heartwarming episode of ABWilson’s Heart of the Matter, where host Aderonke Bademosi Wilson sits down with the inspiring Dr. Cynthia Barnett. Cynthia’s story is one of passion, perseverance and embracing life’s endless opportunities. From her roots growing up on the is…
Episode 11: A reverence for rivers
This week’s episode features an interview with Cynthia Barnett, author of books like Rain: A Natural and Cultural History and The Sound of the Sea: Seashells and the Fate of the Oceans.
Andy and Laura also talk about the upcoming special session of the New Mexico Legislature — and about Heath Haus…
An ocean of journalism with Cynthia Barnett
Chat with Cynthia Barnett, Senior Lecturer and Director of Climate and Environment Reporting Initiatives with the CJC's Department of Journalism.
193 Cynthia Barnett: For Girls Only--Careers in STEAM
Originally from the West Indies, Cynthia Barnett, Ph.D., from Norwalk CT,
retired at age 59 to pursue the question--Why Are There So Few Women in the
Sciences? Cynthia became CEO and founder of a non-profit program--Amazing
Girls Science-- whose goal is to ignite the spark in girls for STEAM (scien…
What can seashells teach us about the health of our oceans?
Seashells: They're beautiful remnants to carry home from the beach—and so much more! According to environmental journalist Cynthia Barnett, seashells record history more accurately than the humans who first wrote it down. In this episode, we talk about the science of seashells, their impact on huma…
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