Roger Pielke, Jr. was quoted in The Oklahoman News on tornadoes and climate change. Strong tornadoes not linked to climate change, experts say At a U.S. House of Representatives hearing, researchers said there is no evidence linking severe weather events … Continue reading →

Roger Pielke, Jr. was quoted in a Greenwire article on his House Science Committee testimony: House subpanel targets link between extreme weather, global warming by Jean Chemnick Republican leaders of a House Science, Space and Technology subcommittee took aim today … Continue reading →

Max Boykoff and other leaders in climate communication help the New York Times assess its climate change coverage. After Changes, How Green Is The Times? by Margaret Sullivan EARLY this year, The Times came under heavy criticism from many readers … Continue reading →

Max Boykoff’s climate change & media coverage figure on US Media Coverage of Climate Change/Global Warming used in a recent CNN news segment: Media’s global warming fail.

Roger Pielke’s Book, The Honest Broker, highlighted in an NPR article Are Scientists Naive About Politics? by Adam Frank Climate change is not the only place scientists and politicians get in trouble with each other. Energy policy, endangered species, stem … Continue reading →

Weinkle, Maue & Pielke paper referenced in Washington Post on super typhoons Everything you need to know about “super typhoons” by Brad Plumer What are the long-term trends in tropical cyclones? It’s not very clear. Last year, three researchers at … Continue reading →

Max Boykoff and Shawn Olson referenced in Guardian article Climate contrarians are more celebrity than scientist A new study identifies climate contrarians as a keystone species in the denial ecosystem by John Abraham By now, we must all be aware … Continue reading →

Max Boykoff quoted in ClimateWire How media pushed climate change ‘pause’ into the mainstream by Stephanie Paige Ogburn Hot topic’ got warmed in ‘conservative circles’ Even the Union of Concerned Scientists, whose position on global warming sits in the human-caused … Continue reading →