Parenting in an Age of Climate Change: Communicating the Tough Truths to Children

Climate communications takes on a new seriousness when it is one’s own children needing to be communicated with.
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Climate Change Included in Science Teaching Guidelines

Proposed new science teaching guidelines make case for complex concepts in science education, including, for the first time, climate change.
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Yale Forum Monthly Video Focuses on Greenland Ice Sheet Melt

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Independent video producer trains his lens and microphone on seven climate science experts to help explain ice melt in Greenland and its implications for sea-level rise over remainder of the century.
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Anomalous Warmth? Context for Comments on, Critiques of, Study in Science

A March report published in Science magazine prompts widespread coverage and substantial online back-and-forths. But what’s it all mean for our understanding of past and future global temperatures?
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A Denver TV Meteorologist … In His Own Words

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In the second of his two-part posting, veteran Denver broadcast meteorologist Mike Nelson outlines how he reached his views on human-caused climate change.
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Part 1

A Denver TV Meteorologist … In His Own Words

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Veteran Denver broadcast meteorologist Mike Nelson outlines his views on human-caused climate change and does so ‘at some peril’ given the pushback he frequently encounters. Reposted with light edits and with permission of the author.
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President’s Science Advisors Suggest Do-able Second Term Policies

A prestigious advisory group to the President outlines six ‘key components’ to a second-term climate agenda … without running into inevitable gamut of congressional opposition.
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