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We develop and apply social science insights to help society make informed decisions that will stabilize the earth’s life-sustaining climate, and prevent further harm from climate change.

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2007
Ed Maibach and Connie Roser-Renouf came to George Mason University to create Mason’s Center for Climate Change Communication.

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2020
Our Climate Matters program recruited its 900th TV weathercaster, and the Climate Matters in the Newsroom program recruited its 600th journalist.

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A sign that we're on the right path is that the more we learn, the more we realize how ignorant we are. @Mason4C t.co/gm21YAHm8L

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The @YaleClimateComm Public Voices Fellowship on the Climate Crisis is one of the most exciting new climate comms d… t.co/opwKFdwELa

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[email protected] The same question must be posed to academic journal publishers. All research publications about climate ch… t.co/FZnhsYFzAM

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I'm pleased to announce that my colleagues and I will be guest editing an open-access special issue of Journal of C… t.co/6OuIOkrBW6

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