A panel at AGU’s annual fall meeting sings the praises of communicating climate science through a wide range of media — from full-length books to Twitter tweets — and outlines rules of the road and strengths/limitations of each medium.

AGU offers a vast array of technical and nontechnical sessions … more than enough for any climate-curious attendee.

Texas’s state climatologist suggests ‘hierarchy of credibility’ could help public sort out competing climate science claims.

‘A learnable skill’ is how Richard Somerville describes science communications, offering some medical metaphors as examples.

AGU leadership professes its willingness to head-up an aggressive public policy and ‘education’ campaign directed at congressional skeptics.

Thousands gather this week in San Francisco for the American Geophysical Union’s annual meeting. This week’s posts will focus on developments at the meeting.

First came independent reports from respected global banking, energy, and national security perspectives … and then came a new study in Science by 47 international researchers cautioning about faster losses of land-based ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica over the [...]