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Copenhagen Accord Reaffirms 2 Degree Goal, but Gap with National Proposals Remain. The Sooner the Action, the Cheaper and Easier.
The Copenhagen Accord reaffirms the importance of limiting global warming to 2 °C (3.6 °F), but current national commitments would lead to approximately 3.9 °C (7.0 °F) warming by 2100. To close that … more →
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Copenhagen Accord Reaffirms 2 Degree Goal, but Gap with National Proposals Remain. The Sooner the Action, the Cheaper and Easier.
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wrote 2 weeks ago: The Copenhagen Accord reaffirms the importance of limiting global warming to 2 °C (3.6 °F), but curr … more →
New York Times Dot Earth Blog Features Climate Scoreboard
wrote 2 weeks ago: We’re thrilled that, as one of his final set of blog posts as a staff writer at the NY Times, … more →
Copenhagen -- C-ROADS at the US State Department Center
wrote 2 weeks ago: At the end of the first week of the Copenhagen climate summit, the Climate Interactive team gave a p … more →
Climate Interactive Presents C-ROADS and Scoreboard in Copenhagen
wrote 3 weeks ago: On Wednesday, here at COP15 in Copenhagen, the Climate Interactive team and partners presented the C … more →
Climate Change Conference, Elizabeth Kolbert's Field Notes from a Catastrophe
wrote 1 month ago: Elizabeth Kolbert's book about climate change provides background to the upcoming Copenhagen con … more →
Climate Scoreboard Tracks Copenhagen Progress in Real Time With Embeddable Widget
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wrote 1 month ago: The Climate Scoreboard is a new, easily accessible tool for understanding and tracking the global cl … more →
Climate Interactive Events in Copenhagen
wrote 1 month ago: We hope to see many of you in Copenhagen! If you will be in Copenhagen, look for members of our exte … more →
National Geographic Features Sterman's Carbon Bathtub
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wrote 1 month ago: The December issue of National Geographic Magazine covered the “Carbon Bathtub” as frame … more →
Senator John Kerry Introduces the C-ROADS Climate Simulator
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wrote 1 month ago: Senator John Kerry uses C-ROADS to help him understand the where the proposals to COP15 in Copenhage … more →
Nature News Covers "Instant" C-ROADS
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wrote 3 months ago: Check out Nature’s article by Jeff Tollefson from this morning. It discusses how our C-ROADS m … more →
Only The Most Ambitious Emissions Reductions Under Discussion Within the UNFCCC Come Close To Achieving Climate Goals
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wrote 9 months ago: The diplomats at this week’s UNFCCC meeting in Bonn will need to aim towards the most ambiti … more →
Sterman and Corell Share C-ROADS Results and Slides
wrote 9 months ago: Dr. John Sterman of MIT and Dr. Bob Corell of the Heinz Center presented the C-ROADS simulator and i … more →
Climate Wire Covers "Lightning-Quick" C-ROADS Simulation
wrote 9 months ago: Lauren Morello, reporter for Climate Wire, covered C-ROADS this morning! SCIENCE: Lawmakers to test … more →
Senator John Kerry to Introduce C-ROADS Briefing in Washington
wrote 9 months ago: Our partners John Sterman from MIT and Bob Corell from the Heinz Center are presenting C-ROADS and i … more →
Role-Playing a Path to Climate Stabilization
wrote 10 months ago: It was a big week for the Copenhagen Climate Exercise, the role-playing mock-UN policy exercise crea … more →
It's dangerous for you to be here
wrote 11 months ago: Some thread-pulling on my part to weave together the thoughts whirling around in my head. In the mov … more →
The Bathtub Effect: A sobering assessment of where we are on climate change (but what does this mean for adaptation efforts?)
wrote 11 months ago: Andrew Revkin of the New York Times has posted an important essay discussing implications of the rec … more →
Sterman on NY Times' "Dot Earth"
wrote 11 months ago: Terrific post by Andy Refkin of Dot Earth about MIT’s John Sterman and team’s work about … more →
Putting All Our Begs in One Askit
wrote 1 year ago: A couple of months back, we had been reaching out to leaders of serious games to see if others could … more →
