NOAA News

Thomas Karl from NOAA and Gavin Schmidt from NASA, presented new climate data in a media teleconference that indicates Earth’s 2015 surface temperatures were the warmest since modern record keeping began in 1880. These independent analyses provide government and business leaders with critical decision-making information.

EOS
George Boer, Gerald Meehl, Doug Smith

2015 workshop co-chairs George Boer, Jerry Meehl, and Doug Smith, report on the outcomes of the Decadal Climate Predictions: Improving Our Understanding of Processes and Mechanisms to Make Better Predictions AGCI workshop. The new field of decadal climate prediction has the potential to provide time-evolving regional climate information on timescales of 1–10 years.

agmip.org
James Oliver and Erik Mencos Contreras

James Oliver & Erik Mencos Contreras offer insight into AGCI's 2015 AgMIP Workshop on Coordinated Global and Regional Integrated Assessments of Climate Change and Food Security. The CGRA workshop was one of the first efforts to focus on the melding together of differing disciplines and scales to develop a more consistent and complete assessment of food security.

Aspen Public Radio
Marci Krivonen

2015 AGCI public lecturer Jose Palma-Oliveira, spoke with Aspen Public Radio about his talk Predicting Community Resilience in a Changing Climate, along with thoughts on the 2015 Paris Climate talks, and how Aspen can improve its own resiliency.

Aspen Public Radio
Marci Krivonen

One of AGCI's 2015 public lecture speakers, Karen Seto, spoke with APR about the topic of her talk Will Urbanization Wreck or Save the Planet?.

Aspen Public Radio
Marci Krivonen

Katharine Hayhoe, one of AGCI's 2015 public lecture speakers, was interviewed by Aspen Public Radio about how climate change impacts Aspen, the White House's Clean Power Plan, and insights into her public lecture on Climate Change: Connecting the Global Challenge to our Local Response.