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In collaboration with Deutsche Bank Climate Change Advisors, the Columbia Climate Center has written a report addressing the major claims of climate skeptics. By providing detailed responses to the most common claims of those who dismiss the reality of human-induced climate change, the report concludes that these claims do not undermine the assertion that climate change is real and is a serious long-term threat. The report, intended particuarly for the financial sector, provides a fresh perspective on the climate change debate, and illustrates the wide implications of climate change.
Columbia Climate Center and Deutsche Bank Issue Climate Skeptic Report, October 14, 2010
U.S. Names Columbia as Lead Institution on Climate Risk and Adaptation Assessment in Urban Northeast, September 24, 2010
The Columbia Climate Center and partners have received a grant from the National Science Foundation to develop the POlar Learning And Responding (POLAR) Climate Partnership, which will engage adult learners using novel educational approaches and cutting-edge polar science to advance their understanding of climate change, weigh scientific evidence and stimulate meaningful individual and collective responses.
NSF Climate Change Education Partnership Program Launch, September 10, 2010
Massive Climate Change Huddle Wraps in Copenhagen. Now What?
NPR Tell Me More, December 17, 2009
Why Isn't the Brain Green? by Jon Gertner
New York Times Magazine, April 16, 2009
Ted Turner on Murdoch, CNN and Jacques Cousteau by Marnie Hanel
Vanity Fair/Politics and Power, April 3, 2009
New climate centre launches at Columbia by Bill Hewitt
Nature/Climate Feedback, April 1, 2009
Earth Hour 2009: A Billion to Go Dark Saturday? by Ker Than
National Geographic News, March 26, 2009
Measuring Emissions of Greenhouse Gasses: EPA Takes a Critical First Step by Steve Cohen
The New York Observer, March 17, 2009
Adapting to Climate Change in New York City by Steve Cohen
The New York Observer, February 27, 2009
Long Droughts, Rising Seas Predicted Despite Future CO2 Curbs by Juliet Eilperin
Washington Post, January 27.
Chemical and Engineering News, January 28.