CSTPR’s Max Boykoff and Kanmani Venkateswaran are now part of an open-source learning module through Wiley-Ted Studies. TED Studies: Environmental Studies – Climate Change Wiley in collaboration with TED has published a curated series of talks plus specially commissioned educational … Continue reading →

This issue includes: Ogmius Exchange on the 2013 Colorado Floods Climate, Floods and Public Policy by Nolan Doesken Thoughts About the September Floods in Colorado’s Front Range by Klaus Wolter Research Highlight Fire And Flood: Understanding How People, Governments, And … Continue reading →

In March 2006, the Center launched the first issue of a new email briefing about its science policy work sent to Washington, DC decision makers. Click here to view the latest issue of the Center’s briefing.

These figures track newspaper coverage of climate change or global warming in newspapers across the world. Now updated through December 2013. World, Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, United Kingdom, & United States and recently added Spain Max Boykoff and Maria … Continue reading →

On December 11, Roger Pielke, Jr. testified at the United States House Science Committee on Environment Hearing. A Factual Look at the Relationship Between Climate and Weather Hearing Charter Opening Statements Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas) Witnesses Dr. John R. Christy, … Continue reading →

On December 11, Roger Pielke, Jr. will be testifying at the United States House Science Committee on Environment Hearing on “A Factual Look at the Relationship Between Climate and Weather”. Climate and Weather US House Science Committee Subcommittee on Environment … Continue reading →

Just Updated: Media Coverage of Climate Change Figures World, Australia, Canada, India, Japan, New Zealand, UK, & US The figure above tracks newspaper coverage of climate change or global warming in 50 newspapers across 20 countries and 6 continents. Now … Continue reading →

Lisa Dilling Receives New Grant on Reducing Impacts of Climate Variability and Change on Food Security CSTPR’s Lisa Dilling and Meaghan Daly have received a new grant titled “Identifying Constraints to and Opportunities for Co-production of Climate Information for Improved … Continue reading →