Climate Cafe
Henry Jacoby, Bud Ward, Richard B (Ricky) Rood, Benjamin Santer, Kristie Ebi, Gary Yohe, Richard RichelsA place for discussion of the climate system, the reality and seriousness of climate change, and efforts to control GHG emissions and increase resilience to mounting climate-driven economic and social risks
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Say no to climate doomism
This message is for anyone falling into climate doomism – the fatalistic belief that the pace of climate change and associated damage are inevitable. Embracing that view weakens accountability in the nation’s capital, leaves communitie...
Media, in first two-thirds of 2026, face chaos, uncertainty . . . and anxieties
Major print, broadcast, and cable outlets are providing substantially less climate change news coverage amid sweeping management changes and staff and news beat cutbacks. General audiences interested in climate increasingly are on thei...
The smoke is worse than you think, but don’t blame Canada
The toxic smoke from burning forests is causing enormous damage to the health of the US public. Unfortunately, smoke plumes originating in Canada lead to claims that they are a failure of public policy, when in fact their increasing fr...
Preparations for fire seasons to come
This post examines how climate-driven wildfires have become system-wide risks for the United States, with damages extending far beyond burned acreage and destroyed structures. It focuses on the economic, public health, and ecological i...
In case you missed it . . .
The National Academies published an update of the science of attribution of extreme weather events to a warming climate, standing firm in the face of campaigns to discredit the science, scientists, and the Academies.
The National Acad...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
William F. Pounds Professor of Management (emeritus), M.I.T.
Decades-long environmental and climate journalist and educator.
Professor Emeritus, Climate Science, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; writer, speaker. https://OpenClimate.org/
Climate scientists
I am the Huffington Foundation Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies, Emeritus, at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT.
Lead author for multiple chapters of IPCC studies in areas of mitigation, impacts and adaptation.
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