Guided Civic Revival
Matt BurgessLooking to the future with respect for the preciousness and fragility of a free, open, and advanced society.
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How different are RCP8.5 and RCP4.5 climate change impacts?
Casual observers of the ongoing RCP8.5 debate should resist false dichotomies (which social media—and sometimes traditional media—love to promote).
For example, climate scientists are right to note that RCP8.5 being retired is an example...
The media's polarized coverage of climate policy
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We have a new paper out in Environmental Research Communications called “U.S. television news coverage of climate change policy is aggreg...
Thank you for your attention to this (RCP8.5) matter
As many GCR readers know, I have been part of a group of scientists calling attention to the implausibility and overuse of the high-emissions climate change scenario, RCP8.5 (and its cousin SSP5-8.5), for the past several years. (Justin Rit...
If academics want respect for "shared governance", we need to govern ourselves
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Last summer, I started what I thought would be a quick three-part series on the future of higher education, amidst declining trust. Part 1 argued that universities have both enormous value to society and enormous...
Episode 16: Renae Marshall: Bipartisanship on climate and energy
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Today’s guest is Renae Marshall. Renae Marshall is a Ph.D. candidate at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management at the University of California Santa Barbara. She studies environmental politics, with a focu...
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