climatesolutions-l June 2013

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Climate 2013 radio show with Doug Craig
by Byrne, James 17 Jun '13

17 Jun '13

Dear Friends of AGU Communicating Climate Science Conference, One of the first events to arise from our recently completed and amazing conference is a call-in radio show on KCNR 1460AM from downtown Redding, the politically conservative heart of deep red Northern California. The show will feature interviews with the following conference attendees: 1) Gavin Schmidt (NASA GISS and RealClimate) 2) Simon Donner (http://www.geog.ubc.ca/~sdonner/) 3) Bob Henson (Rough Guide to Climate Change) 4) Melanie Fitzpatrick (Union of Concerned Scientists) The show will be broadcast on Tuesday, June 18 from 7-9 PDT, 8-10 MDT, 9-11 CDT and 10-noon EDT. You can listen to the program live-streamed at http://www.kcnr1460.com/ and it will be preserved in the archives as a podcast at the same site. This is Denier country here. Tea Party Central. And KCNR is a Fox News radio station with all conservative talk radio programming. They have Laura Ingraham, Dennis Miller and Mike Huckabee on their station. If you are able, please call in with questions at 530-605-4565<file:///tel/530-605-4565>. The more people from "our side" who call in, the less we have to deal with distracting denier/liar calls. Please forward this far and wide. The more people hear this, the better. Our friend D.R. Tucker from Boston and the Huffington Post (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/d-r-tucker/) has tweeted this. Feel free to re-tweet it. https://twitter.com/drtucker/status/346001930209865728 and it should then be in podcast form in the archives at: http://www.kcnr1460.com/Show/archive/free_fire_radio Here is KCNR’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/KCNR1460 I have written one blog on this so far but will do at least one more. Here is the first one: http://blogs.redding.com/dcraig/archives/2013/06/global-climate-4.html And special thanks to Gavin, Simon, Bob and Melanie for agreeing to donate their time to this endeavor. Hopefully, we can do more of these in the future with more of you since each of you has something special to offer. Feel free to contact me if you are interested in being interviewed for future radio programs. Besides KCNR, I can also arrange interviews on KKRN. This is a very progressive community and listener supported radio station that is also live-streamed. Find it at http://kkrn.org/. Thank you! In gratitude, Doug Craig

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Climate 2013 Lynda's youtube channel
by Byrne, James 17 Jun '13

17 Jun '13

Lynda's Youtube Climate Science Song Playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaSHX1Y3kE0yqRjnOxIp9fB-EmZbkb0qU thanks! lynda

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Climate 2013 documents for discussions
by Byrne, James 11 Jun '13

11 Jun '13

Colleagues, The documents guiding the chapman discussion sessions tomorrow and Thursday morning are at this link. http://tinyurl.com/mjgexwp Writing team members will be encouraging your discussion groups to build consensus points based on the documents. Thanks for your continued support and advice.

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Live Web Session Schedule // Fwd: Twitter hashtag for the Conference // Re: Climate 2013 Chapman Climate - maximizing achievements
by Geoffrey Haines-Stiles 10 Jun '13

10 Jun '13

Greetings, all: Live Web Session Schedule for AGU Climate Chapman... in case you - like me - missed this link on the website! Thanks, Lynn! Geoff H-S *** Begin forwarded message: > From: Lynn Ervin <LErvin(a)agu.org> > Subject: RE: Twitter hashtag for the Conference // Re: Climate 2013 Chapman Climate - maximizing achievements > Date: June 7, 2013 4:42:52 PM EDT > To: 'Geoffrey Haines-Stiles' <ghs(a)passporttoknowledge.com> > > Hi Geoffrey, > > The schedule is on the website and it’s housed on the program tab. Here’s the link the page. > > http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/live-web-session-schedule/ > > Lynn > > > > Lynn Ervin > Coordinator > American Geophysical Union > +1.202.777.7330 > LErvin(a)agu.org > www.agu.org > > AGU galvanizes a community of Earth and space scientists that collaboratively advances and communicates science and its power to ensure a sustainable future. > 2013 Science Policy Conference > 24-26 June • Washington, DC > AGU Science Policy Conference Website > > Support the American Geophysical Union > Visit the AGU Blogosphere > > Get the latest information on Facebook and Twitter > Geoff H-S Geoff Haines-Stiles Project Director, "EARTH: The Operators' Manual" Vox: 973.656.9403 // iPhone: 973.223.3816 Skype: ptkghs // fax: 973.656.9813 All three programs streaming online

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Climate 2013 Chapman Climate - maximizing achievements
by Byrne, James 07 Jun '13

07 Jun '13

Dear Colleagues, Please save a copy of the attached document (word and pdf provided) and bring it along to the meeting. We want the work plan to work for all of us. This meeting can make a big difference in climate communication – and therefore, in policy, planning, mitigation and adaptation. One other critical piece of advice. There is no liquor sold at the venue so bring your own refreshments. AGU will be serving some great microbrew during conference events. Thanks in advance for your participation. Please volunteer while you are there – we need writing team members. Safe travels! See you soon! Jim Dear Chapman Climate Conference colleagues, We are looking forward to meeting with you in Colorado in just a few days. Please take the time to review the program and prepare for an interactive meeting. We have done our very best to provide substantial question, discussion and interaction time within a program accommodating close to 100 outstanding submitted abstracts. There will be a series of discussion sessions where alternative ideas, views and perspectives are much appreciated. The outcomes of this meeting are critical to developing better ways and means of communicating crucial climate change messages to politicians, policymakers and society, so we can move forward on mitigation and adaptation to climate change. These are the plans for outcomes to date: · Conference Report: developed during the conference through delegate consensus based on discussion around summary recommendations, with a final copy edited by a writing team. The report will be prepared for posting on the web and distribution through a number of channels as soon as possible in summer 2013. · Conference proceedings: we're inviting for a series of short-refereed papers for inclusion in a special edition of a major journal. Discussions are ongoing with one of the leading journals in the field. The entire meeting will be plenary sessions BUT planned discussion sessions will be based on plenary presentations and will provide a venue for inputs and interactions with delegates. OUR REQUESTS TO ALL DELEGATES 1. Bring your ideas for discussion and possible inclusion in the conference report. 2. Participation in roundtable discussions – we have allocated close to ten hours for discussions to develop recommendations and solutions! 3. Writing team – we need good listeners/writers to synthesize delegate discussions into meaningful written outcomes, insuring delegates AGREE with you. PLEASE VOLUNTEER! We need at least ten delegates to contribute over the meeting, and that group will be in continued consultation as a writing team for the conference report. Please contact the conveners as the earliest possible date. We have a lot to achieve. Looking forward to working with you. Best wishes, Jim Byrne

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Climate 2013 Chapman Carpool Google doc page
by Byrne, James 05 Jun '13

05 Jun '13

AGU Chapman Climate Colleagues, Phil Rasch has created a car pool site where you can link up with people for rides to Granby. Please join and let us know if you have any problems. https://sites.google.com/site/chapmanconfcarpoolsite/ Best, Jim Byrne

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Climate 2013 AGU Chapman Climate - preparations
by Byrne, James 05 Jun '13

05 Jun '13

Dear Chapman Climate Conference colleagues, We are looking forward to meeting with you in Colorado in just a few days. Please take the time to review the program and prepare for an interactive meeting. We have done our very best to provide substantial question, discussion and interaction time within a program accommodating close to 100 outstanding submitted abstracts. There will be a series of discussion sessions where alternative ideas, views and perspectives are much appreciated. The outcomes of this meeting are critical to developing better ways and means of communicating crucial climate change messages to politicians, policymakers and society, so we can move forward on mitigation and adaptation to climate change. These are the plans for outcomes to date: · Conference Report: developed during the conference through delegate consensus based on discussion around summary recommendations, with a final copy edited by a writing team. The report will be prepared for posting on the web and distribution through a number of channels as soon as possible in summer 2013. · Conference proceedings: we're inviting for a series of short-refereed papers for inclusion in a special edition of a major journal. Discussions are ongoing with one of the leading journals in the field. The entire meeting will be plenary sessions BUT planned discussion sessions will be based on plenary presentations and will provide a venue for inputs and interactions with delegates. OUR REQUESTS TO ALL DELEGATES 1. Bring your ideas for discussion and possible inclusion in the conference report. 2. Participation in roundtable discussions – we have allocated close to ten hours for discussions to develop recommendations and solutions! 3. Writing team – we need good listeners/writers to synthesize delegate discussions into meaningful written outcomes, insuring delegates AGREE with you. PLEASE VOLUNTEER! We need at least ten delegates to contribute over the meeting, and that group will be in continued consultation as a writing team for the conference report. Please contact the conveners as the earliest possible date. We have a lot to achieve. Looking forward to working with you. Best wishes, Jim Byrne

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Climate 2013 Chapman Email communications
by Byrne, James 04 Jun '13

04 Jun '13

Dear climate colleagues, The Chapman climate communication conference is drawing near and we will be using this email list for greater communications prior to the meeting, during the meeting and post conference. We do not want to cause any problems for your inbox so if you do not wish to receive these communications, please go to this link (also at the bottom go this email) Subscription additions, changes: http://listserv.uleth.ca/mailman/listinfo/climate2013-l and on that webpage you will find a location to unsubscribe from the list that looks like this Unsubscribing from climate2013-l You simply have to enter your email address, tick the unsubscribe box (Yes, I really want to unsubscribe) and click the unsubscribe button. Thank you for your time and patience and contributions to the Chapman climate conference. We look forward to seeing many of you in Colorado and to working with all of you on improving climate communication and achieving real solutions on climate change challenges. Warm regards on behalf of my fellow conveners Natasha Andronova and Phil Rasch, Jim Byrne

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