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Category Archives: Science-Policy Interaction
What to do when the White House sets science aside?
John Holdren says, “as the President’s science and technology advisor, it is my duty to ensure that when science is relevant to policy-making, the very best science—and the best thinking about that science—is at the table for consideration on its … Continue reading
Wilson Center panel: New research on climate change and conflict links
Global climate change has the potential to significantly undermine the resource base upon which people have built their livelihoods and socio-political institutions, thus potentially contributing to armed conflict or violent social unrest. As we move beyond the question of whether … Continue reading
The collision of climate science and politics, part 2 – lecture at American University, November 2011
“If we were to continue on a long-term trajectory that continues the trajectory we’re on now, then – unless the leading scientists have everything wrong that they’ve been saying, which I doubt – we’re facing a huge problem of sustainability … Continue reading
The collision of climate science and politics, part 1 – lecture at American University, November 2011
“It was evident to me from the first global warming hearing I went to, in 1988, that this was going to be a huge problem for our society to deal with….” First of a two-part transcript from a talk at … Continue reading
Obama administration to expand offshore drilling in Alaska and Gulf of Mexico
BP Deepwater Horizon oil rig ablaze (Photo: U.S. Coast Guard) "There’s been no fundamental reform that can keep the Gulf of Mexico or the Arctic safe from the next spill catastrophe.” the Center for Biological Diversity noted in response to the … Continue reading
Al Jazeera interview on Muller Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature study
“The obstacles to action on climate change are not really about science and science communication anymore, they’re about politics, and the political resistance to taking action,” we told Al Jazeera English TV in a story about the confirmation of global warming … Continue reading
"Climate Change: From Science to Policy" - webcast videos from the 2011 Stephen H. Schneider Symposium
Stephen Schneider Archived webcast videos from the 3-day 2011 Stephen H. Schneider Symposium, "Climate Change: From Science to Policy," held at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado, August 24-27, 2011, have been posted online. The 15 Symposium sessions reflected the … Continue reading
Climate Science Watch comment to the State Department on the Keystone XL pipeline permit
There are multiple reasons to oppose granting a permit for the Keystone XL pipeline – and one overriding ‘national interest’ criterion. Climate Science Watch submitted the following public comment to the State Department on October 9 on the final environmental … Continue reading
Woodrow Wilson Center panel: “Is the Keystone XL pipeline in the national interest?”
Climate change and the environmental impacts of the proposed pipeline merited only secondary consideration when panels dominated by industry interests and Keystone XL supporters occupied the stage at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC. Environmentalist speakers … Continue reading
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More on the EPA Inspector General’s report on the Endangerment Finding review process
EPA says in its response to the Inspector General’s report: “Most importantly, the report does not question or even address the science used or the conclusions reached – by EPA under this and the previous administration – that greenhouse gas … Continue reading
