News & Blog
Knut Christianson (ESS) in the Washington Post on Antarctic Glacial Stability
“It’s a very large glacier, it’s losing mass very rapidly, there’s no reason to suspect that will change any time in the near future.” - Christianson
Read more at the Washington PostPCC Undergraduate Assistant, David Bonan, interviews Bill McKibben
The new undergraduate assistant for the PCC, David Bonan, interviewed Bill Mckibben over the summer to discuss the intersection of climate science and activism.
Read moreSarah Myhre on What It’s Like To Be a Young Climate Scientist
"I’m not going to lie, it’s a gritty place when you are staring down at data and probabilities for how your favorite places in the world will change during your kid’s life span".
Read more at Climate CentralNives Dolšak & Aseem Prakash with “Climate Change Did It!” Is a Convenient Excuse!
An article written by Nives Dolšak - professor in the School of Marine and Environmental Affairs and Aseem Prakash - founding director of the Center for Environmental Politics. "Climate change is a big, messy problem for which a specific individual or government cannot be held accountable (even though human actions are certainly to blame). Blaming climate change for flooding makes it easier to escape responsibility for not enforcing zoning laws or allowing development on flood plains. But this is not sound policy".
Read more at Slate MagazineTribute to Ed Miles - Scholar, Humanitarian, Teacher, Friend and Mentor 1939-2016
Ed Miles was part of envisioning the Program on Climate Change, but that was but a small piece of his academic footprint at UW. Read the tribute here: https://smea.uw.edu/about/news/2016/05/09/tribute-to-ed-miles-scholar-humanitarian-teacher-friend-and-mentor-1939-2016/
Read the Tribute by Ed's Colleagues in the SMEA news.