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Communicating Climate Change

Communicating Climate Change

Produced by Oregon Sea Grant at Oregon State University, Communicating Climate Change is a series of taped interviews with leading social scientists on the question of how to communicate about climate change to a broad public. Interviewees as of April 18, 2008, include Anthony Leiserowitz, Susanne Moser, Caron Chess, Baruch Fischhoff and Ed Maibach.

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Climate Change
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International Research Institute for Climate and Society

International Research Institute for Climate and Society
The IRI seeks to enhance society's ability to understand, anticipate and manage climate risk in order to improve human welfare. It supports sustainable development by bringing the best science to bear in sectors such as agriculture, food security, water resources, and health. IRI has ongoing projects in Africa, Asia & the Pacific, and Latin America & the Caribbean.
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Climate Change
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World Meteorological Organization

World Meteorological Organization

The WMO is the U.N.-based international organization for cooperation among national weather agencies on all sorts of weather-related projects, including the instrument observations at a vast network of weather stations that provide basic data on climate. Wikipedia. Press Contact.
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Climate Change
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Public
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Federal Government Programs, Labs and Reports — Climate Change Guide

Federal Government Programs and Labs

US Global Change Research Program (Interagency)
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Climate Change
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Public
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The IPCC: A Guide For Journalists

The IPCC: A guide for journalists
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Climate Change
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Public
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Basic Science of Climate Change

The Physical Science Basis (2007)

With the longer title, "Contribution of Working Group I to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 2007," this report is the latest scientific literature review of pretty much everything known by science on climate change. A new series of assessment reports is expected in 2013 and 2014.
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Climate Change
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Simple Introductions to Climate Change

Reporting on Climate Change: Understanding the Science

A layperson's explanation of many of the key concepts and findings from IPCC reports. Written and produced by the Environmental Law Institute and the Environmental Health Center with funding from the Energy Dept's research office.
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Climate Change
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Toolbox: NOAA Upgrades Weather and Climate Data

Get detailed flood data that is almost real-time, provided by 4,260 monitors on waterways throughout the US, and the latest information on temperature, precipitation, wind, El Nino and La Nina, Pacific sea level, events in the stratosphere, and more.
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TipSheet
Topics on the Beat:
Climate Change
Government
Science
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National (U.S.)
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Public
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Toolbox: USDA Releases New Census of Agriculture

Data range from the very big picture, such as the total acreage devoted to agriculture in the country, and each state and county, to myriad details.
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TipSheet
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Agriculture
Government
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National (U.S.)
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Public
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Public Comment Open for Renewable Energy Zones

The Western Governors' Association and the US DOE begin Phase 1 of a 4-phase process, with initial designation of suitable zones for renewable power generation in the western US, Canada, and Mexico.
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TipSheet
Topics on the Beat:
Planning & Growth
Energy & Fuel
Region:
International
National (U.S.)
Northwest (OR WA)
Mountain West (CO ID MT NV UT WY)
Southwest (AZ NM OK TX)
California
Mexico
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