Action: Enhance the scientific competence of journalists
Discussion Archive
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April 2009
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April 2008
- 15: Director Of UNH Research Institute Will Lead New Climate Initiative
- 15: Governors to Gather at Yale for Climate Change Conference
- 29: Eban Goodstein presents an education campaign to Focus the Nation
- 22: Sustainable Governance Forum initiated
- 21: Seeking input into AAAS K-12 climate change standards review
- 20: Eileen Claussen presents an Agenda for Climate Action (3)
- 07: The importance of climate change to major corporations
- 20: Why is climate change science singled out for such intense scrutiny? (6)
- 20: New research casts doubt on a key climate change mitigation strategy (3)
- 12: Welcome from Gus Speth (5)
- 06: Communicating scientific debates to the general public (2)
- 06: What do you think of climate change action through shareholder pressure on corporations? (3)
- 06: Do you feel that suppression of science is a widespread problem? (1)
- 05: Thinking outside the box on how to promote action on climate change (2)
- 05: Partnerships & Initiatives in the Corporate Sector (1)
- 29: Metrics for measuring success (2)
Reports and Publications
Global Warming's "Six Americas" 2009
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Citizen's Guide to Taking Action on Climate Change
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Climate Change in the American Mind
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Saving Energy at Home and on the Road
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Global Warming's "Six Americas" 2008
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Global Warming and the 2008 Presidential Election
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Florida Global Warming Survey
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New York City Global Warming Survey
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International Public Opinion, Perception, and Understanding of Global Climate Change
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The Impact of Live Earth on American Public Opinion
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Communicating Climate Risks and Opportunities: A Proposal for a New Consortium
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Majority of Americans Want Local Action on Global Warming
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Americans Consider Global Warming an Urgent Threat
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“Americans and
Climate Change”
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