Eunice Newton Foote was a pioneering scientist whose groundbreaking work laid the foundation for our understanding of the greenhouse effect. Born in Goshen, Connecticut, in 1819, she exhibited an insatiable curiosity and passion for science from an early age. In a time when opportunities for women in scientific pursuits were scarce, Foote defied societal norms and carved her path in the male-dominated scientific community of the 19th century.
Her intellectual curiosity led her to delve i...