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20 June 2012

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Disasters and Climate Change (CSPO Righful Place of Science Series, November 2014)

The Climate Fix: What Scientists and Politicians Won't Tell You About Global Warming (Basic Books, 2010)

Presidential Science Advisors: Perspectives and Reflections on Science, Policy and Politics (Springer, 2010)

The Honest Broker: Making Sense of Science in Policy and Politics (Cambridge, 2007)

Prediction: Science, Decision Making and the Future of Nature (Island Press, 2000)

Hurricanes: Thie Nature and Impacts on Society (John Wiley, 1997)

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Gray Literature in the IPCC TAR, A guest post by Andreas Bjurström

[UPDATE: March 11, 2010. A letter signed by over 150 scientists released today includes this claim: The reference list of the AR4 contain...
Interesting Timing to be Removed from GEC Editorial Board

Five days ago I critiqued a shoddy paper by Brysse et al. 2013 which appeared in the journal Global Environmental Change . Today I receive...
Five Modes of Science Engagement

In my book, The Honest Broker , I describe four modes of engagement by scientists and other experts. They are ideal types and shown in the...
Occasionally Asked Questions About Roger Pielke, Jr.

Updated February 11, 2015 Q: Who are you? I am currently a professor of environmental studies at the University of Colorado . At CU, I...
Earthquakes: Death Rates and Frequency of Big Events

The earthquake disaster in Nepal continues to unfold, now with more than 5,000 confirmed deaths, a number that is sure to rise . Several ...
Science, Politics and the "Hurricane Deductible"

The idea that coastal property owners should bear some of the risks of the exposure to hurricanes is not particularly controversial. Howev...

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