Communication

by Judith Curry
A new series on Climate Change Communications: Taking the Temperature.

by Judith Curry
As the global warming debate increases in its intensity we find both sides deeply entrenched, hurling accusations and lies at one another in an attempt to gain the upper hand. This divide within the scientific community has left the public wondering who can be trusted to provide them with accurate information and answers. – James Stafford

by Judith Curry
So, exactly what are we trying to communicate, and how and why?

by Judith Curry
I am concerned that phenomena similar to that of Kim Kardashian may also exist in the scientific community. I think it is possible that there are individuals who are famous for being famous.  - Neil Hall

by Judith Curry
Some thoughts on the UCL Policy Commission on Communicating Climate Science Report:  Time for Change?

by Judith Curry
Liberals and environmentalists would do well to take on board the categorical imperative of climate policy from a conservative point of view, namely, that whatever policies are developed, they must be compatible with individual liberty and democratic institutions, and cannot rely on coercive or unaccountable bureaucratic administration. –  Steven Hayward

By Judith Curry We found that the term “global warming” is associated with greater public understanding, emotional engagement, and support for personal and national action than the term “climate change.”  A new report has been issued by the Yale Project … Continue reading →

BBC Newshour:  Judith Curry and Bob Ward debate Steyn versus Mann For background on this issue, see my previous posts: Mann versus Steyn Steyn et al. versus Mann On tonite’s BBC WorldNews NewsHour, I participated in a 15 minute segment … Continue reading →

by Judith Curry On Tuesday, snowfall of just over 2 inches shut down metropolitan Atlanta’s roads, schools, churches, government offices and businesses. Thousands of flights were cancelled at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. More than 2,000 school children were separated from their … Continue reading →

by Judith Curry [S]ilence is an advocacy for the status quo. – Kevin Anderson The issue of scientists and advocacy continues to generate interesting discussion. Brigitte Nerlich At the blog Making Science Public, Brigitte Nerlich has an interesting post Making … Continue reading →