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Maxwell Boykoff, Cultural Politics and Climate Change, at Oxford University on December 1, 2009.
Yohei Mitani, CSTPR/IBS-ESP Noontime Seminar, The Effects of Ecological Information Provision, December 7, 2009.
Max Boykoff, AGU Workshop on Communicating Climate Change: Media, Dialogue, and Public Engagement, Dec. 13, 2009.
Lisa Dilling, Providing policy-relevant information for greenhouse gas management, December 16, 2009.

SPARC Post-Doc Position Now Open at CSTPR
New AMS Journal now out: Weather, Climate, and Society.
Final workshop reports now available: Climate Change & Disaster Losses, Water Stressors, RISAs, & Carbon Cycle Sci.

Obama’s Climate Policy: A Work in Progress

Collateral Damage from the Death of Stationarity

The British Climate Change Act: A Critical Evaluation and Proposed Alternative Approach

How to get climate policy back on course

Climate Prediction: A Limit to Adaptation?

The Folly of ‘Magical Solutions’ For Targeting Carbon Emissions

A Perspective Paper on Climate Engineering: Including an Analysis of Carbon Capture as a Response to Climate Change

Science-Policy Interfaces for more effective governance of Biodiversity and Ecosystem services

United States hurricane landfalls and damages: Can one-to five-year predictions beat climatology?

Mamizu climate policy: an evaluation of Japanese carbon emissions reduction targets

Understanding the Copenhagen Climate Deal: The Fix is In

Decarbonization figures for India and China unconvincing

Does Geo-engineering Meet Criteria for a Successful Technological Fix?

Do We Need Better Predictions to Adapt to a Changing Climate?

Latest entry: Postdoctoral Position in Science, Technology and Society at The John F. Kennedy School of Government and the School of Engineering...
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Congrats to SPARC for winning NSF supplement to extend its work on the "supply of science" theme...