Rad Byerly, Jr., passed away in 2016 after an impressive career that included more than twenty years as staff on and ultimately Director of the Science Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives. He also was Director of the Center … Continue reading →

Improving Environmental Communication and Adaptation Decision-making in the Humanitarian Sector Submit your application to redcross@colorado.eduMore Information  Application Deadline: Monday, March 4, 2019 CU-Boulder has partnered with the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre (RCRCCC) to place graduate students in locations in … Continue reading →

Student competition to attend the AAAS “Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering” workshop in Washington, DC to learn about Congress, the federal budget process, and effective science communication. Students will have an opportunity to meet with their Members of Congress … Continue reading →

Issue 12 | December 2018Subscribe to ITG Newsletters Inside the Greenhouse (ITG) has continued to build momentum this fall, with many ongoing pursuits to ‘re-tell climate change stories’ in compelling and resonant ways. Our fall semester activities included a number … Continue reading →

CU Boulder Today Doctoral student and CSTPR’s 2018 AAAS Student Competition Winner, Julia Bakker-Arkema has taken to Instagram with the CU WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) selfie series to help familiarize viewers with science and scientists from the CU Boulder community. Bakker-Arkema, who … Continue reading →

CSTPR graduate student Emily Ruby has successfully completed her Master’s Thesis in Environmental Studies at University of Colorado Boulder. Her title of her thesis us “Analysis of California’s Formative Energy Storage Policy” and was advised by CSTPR’s Max Boykoff and NREL’s … Continue reading →

On September 6, the City of Boulder, the University of Colorado and the Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance hosted a local climate action town hall. At the event, representatives from cities including Copenhagen, Rio de Janeiro, Melbourne, New York City, Oslo … Continue reading →

Issue 11 | May 2018 Subscribe to ITG Newsletters We hope you’ve had a great summer. We’re excited to continue our programming into Fall after productive summer. We continue to engage in research and activities in in order to advance … Continue reading →