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Recent Posts
- JPL’s Josh Willis Looks Ahead to Continuing Sea Level Rise
- Sea Level Rise, One More Frontier For Climate Dialogue Controversy
- WSJ ‘No Need to Panic’ Op-ed Prompts Heated Exchanges, Leading to Long-Awaited ‘Last Word’ (Not really of course)
- E&E: Covering Climate Change in the Age of Digital Media
- Making Climate Media Creative — in the Extreme
- Global Warming Concerns Melting Away
- Better Understanding and Improving Climate Communications
Category Archives: Policy
What to Make of the Durban Climate Deal?
The recently concluded talks in South Africa yielded an agreement. But to what end? Figuring that out is anybody’s guess.
AGU ‘Other Meeting’ Offers Scientific Grist for Thousands from Around World
Annual AGU fall meeting in San Francisco provides thousands from across the globe scientific insights on what motivates — or should — the on-again/off-again COP talks on an international climate change treaty.
Next in Line ... Aggressive Implementation?
Communications, Decision Support Seen Key In Government’s Research Plan
Strong words put forth for communications as part of strategic plan for Global Change Research Program. Still To Be Determined: Will actions match the words?
Climate Scientists in Mock Court Room Settings;
From Arbitration to ‘Voir Dire’ to Full (Pretend) Trial
Nearly two-dozen climate scientists and educators spent an intense week being trained on the ins and outs of courtroom civil trial questioning; trial stages and proceedings; arbitration hearings; and communications with plaintiff and defense counsel, with judges, and with media.
Coping With Change
As reported in a recent Yale Forum feature by Michael Coren, various private and public sector interests are moving ahead with climate adaptation plans and strategies. Adjusting activities in concert with expectations of a changing climate is moving mainstream even [...]
As Global Temps Rise, More Companies
Begin Adapting to a Warmer World
Adjusting and adapting to an inevitably warmer world, more far-sighted private companies are moving forward even in the absence of strong government leadership globally and nationally. Understanding, anticipating and managing their risks are becoming those companies’ new, and challenging, reality.
G.M., Ford, Toyota, Others Boast New Cars; Key Uncertainty amid Higher Gas Prices … Consumers
Rising prices for gas at the pump have more consumers looking at energy-efficient vehicles and other ways to stretch their dollars. Auto show celebrations of new environmentally friendly cars are the talk of the town …. the big question remains [...]



