“We are destined for a warmer world. We are committed at this point.” An old hand studying climate, Mark Serreze at the National Snow and Ice Data Center reflects on the big changes he’s seen first-hand over the past 30 … Continue reading →

Jessica Rich, Ph.D., joins the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research as a CIRES Post-Doctoral Research Fellow through August 2018. Jessica studies the relationships between labor and the natural environment in conflicts over oil and gas drilling in the … Continue reading →

Issue 5 | September 2016 Subscribe to ITG Newsletters The hot summer of 2016 has been productive for us Inside the Greenhouse. Highlights included the successful continuation of our summer internship programs, collaboration with ‘Lens on Climate Change’ and the … Continue reading →

What do aerial dancing and climate science have in common? For Valerie Morris @INSTAAR, a lot. And in this quick video with both, she describes a critical consequence of greenhouse gases – warming continues to intensify well after they’re emitted! … Continue reading →

Professor Justin Farrell has joined CSTPR until August 2017, while he is on sabbatical from Yale University. Justin Farrell will be at CSTPR for the year working to expand his computational social science approach for understanding how climate change has … Continue reading →

Dr. Suzanne Tegen has been a part of the CU Boulder, CSTPR and ENVS communities for a long time, as she earned a Ph.D. in Environmental Studies (Energy Policy) from the University of Colorado at Boulder a number of years … Continue reading →

From the very personal to the global – his sons and their generation to poor people around the world – Bill Bowman, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at CU Boulder – sees the challenges climate change is bringing. And … Continue reading →

The EU Discussion Series at CSTPR University of Colorado Boulder Wednesdays 12-1:00 PM Augusto González, Adviser at the Directorate General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs, will deliver a series of 8 seminars on EU, ranging from fundamental institutional … Continue reading →

Will our kids get to see the beauty of our planet? As someone who’s always loved the amazing beauty she sees around her, especially within the oceans, Prof. Lisa Dilling has dedicated herself to caring for it. And she asks, … Continue reading →