Daily Camera by Katie Langford Climate change is already harming the health of people around the world and it will only get worse without intervention, according to a new report co-authored by University of Colorado Boulder faculty. With contributions from … Continue reading →

Newsy Video Clip More and more voices call the state of the climate an “emergency” or “crisis.” Is that effective? And how do we respond to it? As the effects of climate change become more apparent, warnings that it represents … Continue reading →

KPFA Terra Verde This show is all about how we talk, write, joke, and otherwise communicate about the climate crisis. It’s about who constructed existing narratives around climate change and which voices are given the biggest microphones when it comes … Continue reading →

In fact, he thinks laughing about it may help us put an end to it NRDCby Jeff Turrentine As strange as it may sound, thinking about global warming can make a lot of people feel frozen in place. Fear can … Continue reading →

Boulder Channel 8Deliberate Conversations Colorado routinely has temperature swings of 20 – 30 degrees in a day. So what’s all the concern about the average temp rising 2 degrees? Max Boykoff, CU Associate Professor in Environmental Studies, and Alexander Verbeek, … Continue reading →

Living Lab Radio on WCAIby Elsa Partan and Heather Goldstone Think climate change is too serious to joke about? Consider this. With each new scientific report, the situation seems more dire. But the social and political will to address the … Continue reading →

Boulder Weeklyby Angela K. Evans The climate crisis has been making headlines recently, spurred by the worldwide youth climate strikes on Sept. 20 and U.N. Climate Summit on Sept. 23. Whether it’s been Greta Thunberg chastising U.N. leaders over inaction … Continue reading →

Maxwell Boykoff was interviewed this week on having conversations about climate change: KOA Morning News (September 23) CPR’s Colorado Matters (September 23)

ABC 6 On Your Sideby Stephen Loiaconi Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg lectured world leaders Monday on their failure to address the threat of climate change, days after she and others led millions of protesters in a global strike to raise awareness … Continue reading →