AGCI received an honorable mention for it's Getting Near Zero Energy Tool from the Net Impact's 2016 Impact at Work Challenge: Climate Disruptors.

Read more about it from Net Impact here, or here, and from 3BL Media here.

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Elizabeth Stewart-Severy

2016 AGCI public lecturer Dr. Richard Johnson, spoke with Aspen Public Radio about the intersection between public health and climate change, as well as his public lecture on Climate Change and the Evolution of Mankind.

The Lift - Aspen 82
Erin Lentz & Oliver Sharpe

2016 AGCI public lecturer Ken Caldeira sat down with Aspen 82 to discuss his research on ocean acidification in the Great Barrier Reef that he presented in his public lecture Coral Reefs and Ocean Acidification: Effects of an Unsustainable Energy System.

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Andrew Jones, Katherine Calvin, and Jean-François Lamarque

AGCI Workshop co-chairs Andy Jones, Kate Calvin & Jean-François Lamarque reflect on opportunities identified in the 2015 workshop Impact Relevance and Usability of High Resolution Climate Modeling and Datasets. The purpose of the workshop was to consider how well emerging high-resolution model capabilities and downscaling techniques advance basic scientific understanding of physical processes, support climate impacts assessment, and inform decisions.

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Ghassem R. Asrar, Katharine L. Jacobs, and Richard Moss

Ghassem Asrar, Kathy Jacobs & Richard Moss, who chaired the 2015 AGCI workshop on Opportunities for Integration of Remote Sensing, Integrated Assessment, and Adaptation. The workshop focused on providing information for managing complex systems, using Earth observations (especially remote sensing data) more effectively in integrated human-Earth systems models, and increasing multi- and interdisciplinary collaborations across research and applications communities.

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Cynthia Rosenzweig, John Antle, and Joshua Elliott

AGCI Workshop co-chairs Cynthia Rosenzweig, John Antle & Joshua Elliott share key findings of the 2015 workshop AgMIP Workshop on Coordinated Global and Regional Integrated Assessments of Climate Change and Food Security. The purpose of the workshop was to draft plans and protocols for assessing global- and regional-scale modeling of crops, livestock, economics, and nutrition across major agricultural regions worldwide. The goal of this Coordinated Global and Regional Integrated Assessments (CGRA) project is to characterize climate effects on large- and small-scale farming systems.