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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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Climate 2013 CHAPMAN CLIMATE CONFERENCE - Denver car rentals and a ride sharing program
by Byrne, James 24 May '13

24 May '13

Dear colleagues, We are setting up a ride sharing program that will be posted to this email list next week. Please stay tuned and we will try and help with carpools to/from Denver airport to the venue. Best, Jim Byrne

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Climate 2013 AGU Chapman Climate Meeting - NEEDED!!! REGISTER NOW!!
by Byrne, James 16 May '13

16 May '13

Dear Chapman Climate Colleagues: We are all aware our atmosphere has reached 400 PPM CO2. We are well on the way towards possible catastrophic climate change. We need multiple actions on many fronts. The Chapman Meeting can orchestrate some very important steps – please come and contribute. Forgive the repetition – WE WE WE! But this has to be a community action. WE have to act now! We are organizing a conference writing team to develop a consensus report including a series of resolutions that address the ways forward on climate change communication. We are looking forward to your active participation in the discussions. The program has many oral and poster presentations AND we have created a series of formal and informal discussion periods that will allow all delegates to (i) participate in the discussions and (ii) contribute to the consensus report on ways and means to move forward on climate change actions. Registration for the Chapman Climate Communication Meeting is online. Please register ASAP! We invite your participation in the meeting whether you have submitted an abstract or not. May 24th is the registration deadline on the webpage. Here is the link: http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/registration/ The meeting has over 100 presentations and a series of interactive workshops. You may review the program online and begin to plan your input. Go to http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/schedule/ and chose either the “Meeting at a Glance” or “Create your own Itinerary” links. There will be more information in the next few weeks from AGU on conference administration. Housing nearest the conference site is limited so please make your housing reservation and register ASAP. Looking forward to seeing you in Colorado. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any comments. Best, Jim Byrne, Phil Rasch, Natasha Andronova Co-Conveners

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Re: Climate 2013 AGU Chapman Climate Meeting - NEEDED!!! REGISTER NOW!!
by john.stone 13 May '13

13 May '13

Good luck with your conference. I am sorry I cannot attend. Cheers, John Sent from Samsung tablet"Byrne, James" <byrne(a)uleth.ca> wrote: Dear Chapman Climate Colleagues: We are all aware our atmosphere has reached 400 PPM CO2. We are well on the way towards possible catastrophic climate change. We need multiple actions on many fronts. The Chapman Meeting can orchestrate some very important steps – please come and contribute. Forgive the repetition – WE WE WE! But this has to be a community action. WE have to act now! We are organizing a conference writing team to develop a consensus report including a series of resolutions that address the ways forward on climate change communication. We are looking forward to your active participation in the discussions. The program has many oral and poster presentations AND we have created a series of formal and informal discussion periods that will allow all delegates to (i) participate in the discussions and (ii) contribute to the consensus report on ways and means to move forward on climate change actions. Registration for the Chapman Climate Communication Meeting is online. Please register ASAP! We invite your participation in the meeting whether you have submitted an abstract or not. May 24th is the registration deadline on the webpage. Here is the link: http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/registration/ The meeting has over 100 presentations and a series of interactive workshops. You may review the program online and begin to plan your input. Go to http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/schedule/ and chose either the “Meeting at a Glance” or “Create your own Itinerary” links. There will be more information in the next few weeks from AGU on conference administration. Housing nearest the conference site is limited so please make your housing reservation and register ASAP. Looking forward to seeing you in Colorado. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any comments. Best, Jim Byrne, Phil Rasch, Natasha Andronova Co-Conveners

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Climate 2013 AGU Chapman Climate Conference
by Byrne, James 04 Apr '13

04 Apr '13

Dear Chapman Colleagues, On behalf of the Conference Conveners, I thank you for your patience and apologize that the conference scheduling has taken so long. The many abstracts we received made it very challenging to work out the program. The notices from AGU are coming very soon. We have a dynamic meeting with over 100 presentations and posters. Looking forward to seeing you at the meeting and thank you again for your patience and support. Best wishes, Jim

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Climate 2013 Chapman Meeting on Communicating Climate Science
by James Byrne 21 Feb '13

21 Feb '13

Dear colleagues, Good news regarding the Chapman Meeting on Communicating Climate Science.We received well over 100 abstracts! Thank you so much for your support and willingness to make this a very meaningful and positive meeting. We are currently working through the abstracts and proposals for discussion sessions. We hope to have a draft program prepared for distribution through the AGU in the not too distant future. We are open to discussion and advice so please do not hesitate to contact any of the conveners if you have a question, comment or suggestion. Regards, Natasha, Phil, Jim On behalf of the Program Committee -- James M. Byrne, PhD University of Lethbridge "Those who have the privilege to know have the duty to act." Albert Einstein

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Climate 2013 Chapman Abstracts due tonight
by James Byrne 05 Feb '13

05 Feb '13

Dear Colleagues, Please do submit an abstract tonight so we may include you in the Chapman Program. Here is the link to the website for abstract submission: http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/ The conveners are pleased with the number of abstracts received already. The Chapman Climate Conference will be a dynamic meeting. Please ensure you are part of the program by submitting an abstractASAP. *Deadline to submit your abstract is TODAY**. **5 February**at 23:59 EDT/3:59+1 GMT. * Thanks for your patience of my abuse of your inbox:) Best, JimByrne on behalfNatasha, Phil and the Organizing Committee -- James M. Byrne, PhD University of Lethbridge "Those who have the privilege to know have the duty to act." Albert Einstein

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Climate 2013 Chapman Climate Conference - Abstract and Travel Assistance Deadline Tuesday February 5
by James Byrne 04 Feb '13

04 Feb '13

Dear Colleagues, The deadline for abstract submission and applications for travel support is Tuesday February 5: please submit your abstracts on the website: http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/ AND check on an application for travel support: http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/travel-support/ best, Natasha Andronova, Phil Rasch and Jim Byrne on behalf of the Program Committee -- James M. Byrne, PhD University of Lethbridge "Those who have the privilege to know have the duty to act." Albert Einstein

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Climate 2013 Fwd: AGU Chapman Conference on communicating Climate Science - Abstract Submission Reminder
by James Byrne 04 Feb '13

04 Feb '13

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: AGU Chapman Conference on communicating Climate Science - Abstract Submission Reminder Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2013 14:37:13 +0000 From: chapman-climatescience <chapman-climatescience(a)agu.org> To: Undisclosed recipients:; Description: Description: Communicating Climate Science: A Historic Look to the Future <http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience> *Communicating Climate Science: A Historic Look to the Future*** *REMINDER FOR ABSTRACTS AND TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATIONS* DON'T FORGET TO SUBMIT DEADLINE TOMORROW - 5 FEBRUARY 2013 ** *ABSTRACT SUBMISSION* The abstract submission tool <http://agu-cc12cs.abstractcentral.com>is open. Deadline to submit your abstract is *5 February* at 23:59 EDT/3:59+1 GMT. Abstracts received after the deadline will not be accepted. * *AGU members*may log into the site by using their AGU membership ID for the user ID and last name (lower case) for the password, unless it has been updated on any AGU submission site. If you are experiencing difficulties logging in, please use the *GET HELP NOW* link at the top right of the screen for assistance. * *NOTE*: Once logged in, if a window prompt is displayed, follow the instructions to update your profile (i.e., adding in affiliation, phone number), including choosing the Contributed radio button. * *Non AGU members and/or new submitters*will need to create an account in Abstract Central by clicking on the "Create an Account" link located on the side menu. * There is a limit of 3,500 characters for the text of your submission. The character count includes the title, authors, affiliations, spaces, HTML coding, tables and images. You will be advised of your character count usage throughout the submission process as you save and move through the submission process. * Submissions can be saved as drafts and edited prior to the deadline. * If you have forgotten your User ID or Password, click the *"Forgot Your Password?"* link located on the side menu. The link will only work if you have already logged into this site. If you need assistance logging in, please use the *GET HELP NOW* link at the top right of the screen. * *Notifications*will be sent the first week in March 2013 ** *TRAVEL SUPPORT* The conference organizers are seeking travel support for participation, including students and early-career professionals. To apply for travel grant support, you must submit your application <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9XLN8N3> by *5 February 2013. * *For questions, contact the AGU Meetings Department at **chapman-climatescience(a)agu.org* <mailto:chapman-climatescience@agu.org>*.*** ** AGU Website <http://www.agu.org/> * *chapman-climatescience(a)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 Meeting of the Americas: 14-17 May . Cancun, QR, Mexico *Abstract Submission Deadline: *6 February 2013* Visit us at http://moa.agu.org/2013/ Get the latest information on Twitter <http://www.twitter.com/#AGUMOA> and Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/AmericanGeophysicalUnion> Support the American Geophysical Union <http://www.agu.org/get_involved/giving/> Visit the AGU Blogosphere <http://blogs.agu.org/> <http://www.facebook.com/AmericanGeophysicalUnion><http://www.twitter.com/theagu> Get the latest information on Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/AmericanGeophysicalUnion>and tweet us at #AGUMOA!

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Climate 2013 Communicating Climate Science: A Historic Look to the Future
by James Byrne 31 Jan '13

31 Jan '13

Dear colleagues, The world needs our help to address climate change action(s) 2013 onward. Your advice, ideas, thoughts, are much appreciated. *Please bring this conference to the attention of anyone who may have capabilities, knowledge, research, applications. solutions that we should know about and support through the Chapman.* Apologies for cross postings. Please plan to attend and to submit your abstracts by February 5, 2013. Please forward this email and encourage your colleagues to join this list. Subscription additions, changes for this list: http://listserv.uleth.ca/mailman/listinfo/climate2013-l <http://listserv.uleth.ca/mailman/listinfo/climate2013-l> */ CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS/* American Geophysical Union Chapman Conference Communicating Climate Science: A Historic Look to the Future June 8-13, 2013, Snow Mountain Ranch, Granby, CO, USA The AGU Chapman Conference (AGUCC) will focus on communication about climate science to all sectors of society.The Climate Change Community must move forward on multiple pathways to convey climate change research, mitigation and adaptation plans and policies and technologies to policy makers, planners, and society at all levels.As climate science has developed over time, there has been a significant shift in relations between the science and political aspects thereof; where previously the development of the science was exclusively prioritized, now the focus lies in communicating the science to society. It is imperative that we determine an appropriate balance between these two elements, ensuring that neither is too shallow or deep. *Broader impact:*The AGUCCplans to invite key speakers and discussion leaders from major climate and social science groups, journalists, communicators, policymakers, and representatives of public opinion. The conference will begin with a /historical perspective/ on how climate science was communicated in the past and transition to a discussion about how more effective communication strategies may be developed in the future. The conference will also consider the importance of more coherent, uniform and consistent messaging by scientific societies and agencies in delivering knowledge about climate change. *Immediate Outcomes*: (1) Participants will be encouraged to submit short discussion papers to a refereed proceedings volume and/or a special section of a scientific journal. (2) We are planning a textbook in which the main results of the AGUCC will be presented, and (3) a documentary film and education website will be produced based on interviews with conference participants, including a section conveying the conference findings (see further discussion below). The conference is being held in honor of the contributions of prominent climate scientists /Bert Bolin/ and /Stephen Schneider/. *Content of the Education documentary and website:*The presentations will feature four levels of discussion summarizing results from the AGUCC about:(i) the state of knowledge about climate change, impacts, mitigation and adaptation globally. (ii)key regional issues within North America (iii)international locales where climate change is creating immediate critical challenges and risks; (iv) solutions to our climate change challenges.This work is funded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council Canada under the leadership of James Byrne, a co-convener of the meeting.The goal the documentary project is to communicate climate change science and solutions from the research community to society. *Overall Objectives* 1.Review and analyze historical and current communication ways and means for climate science; 2.Identify education resources and capacity currently available and gaps in the resources and capacity that must be addressed; 3.Identify the communications and education bottlenecks preventing actions on GHG emission reductions and the transition to a sustainable energy future; 4.Identify multiple communication strategies for conveying climate science, and mitigation and adaptation programs, polices and technologies to policy makers and governments at all levels; 5.Explore strategies for promoting the use of accurate and engaging educational materials in classrooms, and for public and community outreach; 6.Identify and reach out to wide-ranging distribution networks for getting education materials to many levels of society in North America; 7.Identify resource needs and sources for addressing climate science communication and education; 8.Identify current and required resources and capacity for addressing critical needs in science, mitigation and adaptation. The Climate Change Community must identify ways and means to better communicate policies, programs and practices for widespread action on climate change communication, and pathways leading to national and global actions on climate change mitigation and adaptation. The AGUCC will prepare a summary document for release soon after the meeting.The document will describe conference outcomes, and will be distributed to any and all stakeholders and interested parties. The abstract submission deadline is February 5, 2013.To submit an abstract and/or register please visit the conference website:http://chapman.agu.org/climatescience/communicating-climate-science/ Looking forward to seeing you at the AGUCC in Colorado.Thank you on behalf of the Program Committee, Natasha Andronova, Philip Rasch, James Byrne AGUCC Co-conveners -- James M. Byrne, PhD University of Lethbridge "Those who have the privilege to know have the duty to act." Albert Einstein

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