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I could try spending a lot of time crunching the numbers myself, but knowing that professionals at Climate Central have already done that work in a rigorous manner allows me to use the information with confidence—so I can focus on the many other things in my busy schedule.
Shel Winkley, meteorologist, KBTX Bryan–College Station, TX
Science communication is critical for science to have an impact and Climate Central excels at personalizing those impacts, telling stories and creating brilliant data graphics. If you want to report on the science, start here.
Dr. Crystal A. Kolden, Associate Professor of Fire Science, University of California, Merced
Climate Matters is some of the most important work on climate literacy. It has impact at a national scale in our country.
Frank Niepold, Senior Climate Education Program Manager and Coordinator, NOAA
I could try spending a lot of time crunching the numbers myself, but knowing that professionals at Climate Central have already done that work in a rigorous manner allows me to use the information with confidence—so I can focus on the many other things in my busy schedule.
Shel Winkley, meteorologist, KBTX Bryan–College Station, TX
Science communication is critical for science to have an impact and Climate Central excels at personalizing those impacts, telling stories and creating brilliant data graphics. If you want to report on the science, start here.
Dr. Crystal A. Kolden, Associate Professor of Fire Science, University of California, Merced
Climate Matters is some of the most important work on climate literacy. It has impact at a national scale in our country.
Frank Niepold, Senior Climate Education Program Manager and Coordinator, NOAA
I could try spending a lot of time crunching the numbers myself, but knowing that professionals at Climate Central have already done that work in a rigorous manner allows me to use the information with confidence—so I can focus on the many other things in my busy schedule.
Shel Winkley, meteorologist, KBTX Bryan–College Station, TX
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