June, 2015 | Center For Climate Change Communication

Communication about Sea-Level Rise: Messages (and Process)

Millions of people globally may be below sea levels or subject to recurrent flooding by the end of the century. As communities seek to prepare for the rising waters, they are starting discussions about what to do and when. In this presentation for a NOAA Climate Adaptation for Coastal Communities workshop, we divide the process…

Among Republicans, Catholics More Likely to Believe that Global Warming is Happening and Support Policies to Reduce It

On June 18th, Pope Francis released a much-anticipated encyclical—one of the most significant forms of communication within the Catholic Church—on climate change. Download the Climate Note Here.

Engaging Eastern Shore Communities in Protection of the Salt Marshes of Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge

In Spring 2015, George Mason University’s Center for Climate Change Communication conducted a set of stakeholder interviews with individuals representing four areas of interest for Pickering Creek Audubon Center’s salt marsh outreach program: business and faith communities, higher education, and regional Audubon chapters. Download the Report Here.

Pope Francis Blasts Global Warming Deniers in Leaked Draft of Encyclical

The Washington Post, June 15, 2015

Monthly Archives: June 2015

Communication about Sea-Level Rise: Messages (and Process)

Among Republicans, Catholics More Likely to Believe that Global Warming is Happening and Support Policies to Reduce It

Engaging Eastern Shore Communities in Protection of the Salt Marshes of Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge

Pope Francis Blasts Global Warming Deniers in Leaked Draft of Encyclical

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