Tag: Climate & Ocean Science

Friendly neighborhood climate scientist

Friendly neighborhood climate scientist by Jeremy Owens, March 23 2020 Have you ever wanted or even needed a climate science question answered but couldn’t...

The Heat is On: Two-Day Climate Communication Workshop at NAI 2021

The Heat is On: Two-Day Climate Communication Workshop at NAI 2021 by Hazel Galloway, October 06 2021 Join the Earth to Sky Interagency Partnership at the National Association...

NNOCCI Climate Science Fundamentals

NNOCCI Climate Science Fundamentals by Megan Ennes, July 15 2020 In this blog, we talk about some of the basics of climate change. An understanding of climate...

Fresh ideas for talking about ocean acidification

Fresh ideas for talking about ocean acidification by Richelle Tanner, July 30 2020 Our NNOCCI associate, Dr. Scott Doney, along with his colleagues, has recently published an...

The Science of Extremes

The Science of Extremes by Richelle Tanner, July 13 2021 Extreme is a word that can send a climate communicator directly into the swamp: the word...

Sea Slugs Make Climate Evolutionary Choices

Sea Slugs Make Climate Evolutionary Choices by Richelle Tanner, July 01 2019 Nudibranchs are a type of sea slug known for their beautiful colors and curious...

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Climate Science Sources for the Non-Scientist

Climate Science Sources for the Non-Scientist by Sarah-Mae Nelson, MS, CIG/CIT, September 23 2018 Living in the Information Age, it is often overwhelming to search for...

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Metaphors Can Counter Misinformation about Climate Change

Metaphors Can Counter Misinformation about Climate Change December 02 2016 This is the fifth post in a series about framing ocean and climate change. Our ability to communicate the science...

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We Need a Sea Change in How We Communicate about Ocean Change. Metaphors Can Help.

We Need a Sea Change in How We Communicate about Ocean Change. Metaphors Can Help. October 28 2016 This is the fourth post in a series about framing ocean and climate change. We...