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Uncertainty, Information, Institutions & Water Management in Northeast Brazil Understanding how behavior and participatory structures can improve the use of climate information (Photo: R. Taddei)
Integrated Water Management in Burkina Faso A study of social context and decision architecture (Photo: C. Roncoli)
Social Scale and Response to Climate Change Participatory experiments in glacier communities (Photo: K. Dunbar)
To Cooperate or Not to Cooperate Lab Studies on Group Decisions, Social Dilemmas and Uncertainty (Illustration: I. Webster, 2009)
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CRED Events

  • Sabine Marx to speak on Haiti Panel Discussion
  • CRED Co-Director Hosts Water Workshop at Harvard
  • Cass Sunstein: Automatically Green
  • Chasing Ice Screening and Panel Discussion

CRED in the News

  • A Climate of Collaboration: Environmental scientists urge artists to humanize the stories behind the research Chantal Bilodeau, Theatre Communications Group
  • Pro-Environment Light Bulb Labeling Turns Off Conservatives, Study Finds National Geographic
  • Environmental Labels May Discourage Conservatives from Buying Energy-Efficient Products Duke University Fuqua School of Business

CRED Lab

To find out more about the CRED Lab, including a schedule of meetings open to the public, click here.

To be added to the announcement list, email Risë Fullon at rfullon@ei.columbia.edu

Publications

  • Political ideology affects energy-efficiency attitudes and choices
  • Paleoclimate histories improve access and sustainability in index insurance programs
  • Climates of anxiety: Comparing experience of glacier retreat across three mountain regions
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