No. 42 Fall 2015The CIRES Center for Science and Technology Policy Research is privileged to have two European visitors this fall. This issue of Ogmius features their work. Jan Marco Müller from Germany discusses the evolution of science advice at the European Commission. Gesa Luedecke, also from Germany, describes her research that attempts to understand the drivers of environmental engagement by individuals. |
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Center Publications
- Communicating Mega-Projects in The Face Of Uncertainties: Israeli Mass Media Treatment of the Dead Sea Water Canal
- Environmental Rulemaking Across States: Process, Procedural Access, and Regulatory Influence
- Information, Resources, and Management Priorities: Agency Outreach and Mitigation of Wildfire Risk in the Western United States
- Catching Fire? Social Interactions, Beliefs, and Wildfire Risk Mitigation Behaviors
- Exploring Multiple Ontologies of Drought in Agro-Pastoral Regions of Northern Tanzania: A Topological Approach
- The Colorado Basin River Forecast Center and the Decision Making Process
- Assessing Outputs, Outcomes, and Barriers in Collaborative Water Governance: A Case Study
- Wildfire Outreach and Citizen Entrepreneurs in the Wildland-Urban Interface: A Cross Case Analysis in Colorado
Center Events
- September 29, Noontime Seminar - Chief Scientific Adviser in the European Commission: Results of an Experiment
- October 9, CIRES Distinguished Lecture Series - The Quest for Evidence: An insider’s View on Science and Politics in Europe
- November 19, The Art of Communicating Science to Decision-Makers
- December 1, Noontime Seminar - Climate Change in an Amazon Town: Media and Environmental Perceptions in Ever-Rising Waters
- 2015 Mitchell Lecture on Sustainability, University of Maine - When Science Meets Politics: Symphony or Slugfest
