Researchers: Get Ready for More Wild Fires

Bruce Lieberman  —  December 4, 2012

Climate models presented at AGU meeting project drier conditions and increased fire risk across the U.S. in coming decades.

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Communicators, Scientists See Strengths, Limits in Social Media, Blogging

Bud Ward  —  December 4, 2012

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.

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Colorado Drought, California Floods and Sandy

Bruce Lieberman  —  December 4, 2012

Scientists at AGU 2012 discuss new insights into weather phenomena, and the degree to which a warming climate may shape them.

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Sampling AGU’s Poly- and Mono-Syllabic Offerings

Bud Ward  —  December 4, 2012

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

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State Climatologist Offers ‘Hierarchy of Credibility’

Bud Ward  —  December 4, 2012

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

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A Veteran Scientist’s Communications Advice to Colleagues

Bud Ward  —  December 3, 2012

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

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The ‘New AGU’ … Talking Up Its Policy Backbone

Bud Ward  —  December 3, 2012

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

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