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2011
October 30, 2011- The Chronicle of Higher Education
Population Researchers Look for Room in Academe
Featuring CRED Managing Director, Sabine Marx
October 25, 2011- State of the Planet: Blogs from the Earth Institute Methane, Modern Science and the Dalai Lama
Featuring CRED Co-Director, Elke Weber
October 21, 2011- The New York Times
On Climate, Ethics, Cow Burps and the Dalai Lama
Featuring CRED Co-Director, Elke Weber
September 19, 2011- State of the Planet: Blogs from the Earth Institute Planning for Future Disasters
Written by Katherine Thompson, CRED graduate student, and featuring CRED Co-Directors Ben Orlove, Kenneth Broad and CRED researcher Robert Meyer
August 22, 2011- EarthSky (in Spanish)
Interview on forecasting Andean rainfall from the influence of El Niño on Pleiades visibility
Featuring CRED Co-Director, Ben Orlove
June 28, 2011- State of the Planet: Blogs from the Earth Institute Understanding the Mind as the Temperature Climbs
Profile piece featuring CRED Director David Krantz
April 21, 2011- Slate
Take Slate's Energy Quiz! Do you know how much energy common household appliances consume?
Featuring CRED postdoc, Shahzeen Attari
Recent press featuring the newly published research co-authored by CRED graduate student, Lisa Zaval, with Eric Johnson and Ye Li:
April 13, 2011- Progressive Radio Network
Paradise Parking Lot with Steve Barnett
To listen to the interview, click on the segment from 04/13/11 [32:17-47:00] or you can listen to the clip here →
April 8, 2011- Medical News Today
Some People's Climate Beliefs Shift With Weather
April 7, 2011- Science Daily
Some People's Climate Beliefs Shift With Weather
April 6, 2011- Click Green
People's belief in climate change shifts with the weather, study finds
April 6, 2011- The Earth Institute
Some People's Climate Beliefs Shift With Weather:
Study Shows Daily Malleability on a Long-Term Question
March 8, 2011- Association for Psychological Science
The ‘Snowmageddon Effect’: Irrational Beliefs About Climate
January 14-20, 2011- Semanario Tiempo- Edición Nº793 (page 2)
January 7-13, 2011- Semanario Tiempo- Edición Nº792 (page 16)
Representatives from IRI (Paul Block, Cathy Vaughn), CRED (Sabine Marx), and Barnard College (Allyza Lustig) conducted a site visit to the Elqui River Basin in Chile. Funded by Earth Institute's Cross-Cutting Initiative, the project seeks to understand how water resource decisions may benefit from incorporation of climate information, specifically at the seasonal and decadal time scales. The January trip was designed to interview local water managers, government agencies, irrigated farmers, research institutes, and academics regarding the degree to which climate information is actively consulted throughout the basin, and the capacity to adopt such practices.
2010
September 18, 2010
The New York Times
Cleaner for the Environment, Not for the Dishes
CRED PI, Elke Weber, quoted in NY Times Environment piece
Recent press featuring the newly published research by CRED postdoc and Earth Institute Fellow, Shahzeen Attari:
September 23, 2010- Climate Central
How Much Energy Does That Device Use?
September 3, 2010- BBC
Science in Action
[Segment from 02:18 to 07:30]
September 1, 2010- Simple Climate
Stemming the invisible energy flow
August 26, 2010- Pocket Science
Save Your Energy
August 24, 2010- USA Today
Survey: Americans clueless on how best to save energy
August 22, 2010- Clean Skies- Interview aired on ABC
Are Americans Clueless on Energy Use?
August 19, 2010- The Economist
Watts up? People habitually underestimate their energy consumption
August 18, 2010- The New York Times- Green
Delusions Abound on Energy Savings, Study Says
August 18, 2010- Tech Crunch
Study Shows People Are Clueless About Energy Savings – Here’s What Actually Works.
August 18, 2010- National Geographic
Missing the Chance for Big Energy Savings: Focusing on Small Changes, Consumers Set Their Sights Low
August 17, 2010- Dot Earth
Misperceived Paths to Energy Savings
August 17, 2010- New Scientist
Green machine: Fighting the efficiency fallacies
August 17, 2010- Newsweek
Green and Clueless
August 16, 2010- The Daily Climate
Americans' sense of energy savings? Small change.
August 16, 2010- The Earth Institute
Survey Shows Many Are Clueless On How To Save Energy
People Turn Off Lights in Vain, Ignoring Real Efficiencies
July 25, 2010
The New York Times
Adding Punch to Influence Public Opinion
CRED PIs Kenny Broad and Eric Johnson's collaboration with the Harmony Institute
July 21, 2010
USA Today
Bahamas' 'blue holes' hold wonders and weird science
Featuring CRED PI, Kenny Broad
June 28, 2010
Hawaii 24/7
Environmental anthropologist sees climate change impacts ahead
Featuring CRED PI, Kenny Broad
June 2010
IPCC
CRED Co-Director Elke Weber and CRED PI Howard Kunreuther selected as authors of the upcoming IPCC report
March 16, 2010
Scientific American:
Can Smiley Faces (and a 14-Step Program to Stop Overconsumption) Save the Global Climate?
Featuring the Managing Director of CRED, Sabine Marx
January 12, 2010
Association for Psychological Science
You Say Offset, I Say Tax? Study Suggests Labels and Political Affiliation May Influence Preferences
"Columbia University psychological scientists David J. Hardisty, Eric J. Johnson, and Elke U. Weber wanted to see how the way in which a concept is framed (that is, how it is labeled) affects our attitude towards it."
2009
December 14, 2009
WNYC- The Brian Lehrer Show:
Climate Change: People and Cities
Featuring Earth Institute postdoctoral fellow at CRED, Shahzeen Attari
December 8, 2009
Culturebot:
Art, Science and Climate Change- TippingPoint event
The CUNY Institute for Sustainable Cities Blog- Tipping Points:
CRED co-sponsored TippingPoint event at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO)
November 9, 2009
Framing Science Blog
Framing Science- featuring the CRED Guide
November 6, 2009
The Christian Science Monitor- bright green blog
Will talking change anyone's mind about climate change?
November 5, 2009
Grist
Climate psychology in cartoons: clues for solving the messaging mystery
November 4, 2009
The Psychology of Climate Change Communication
Official press release of the CRED Guide
September 30, 2009
The New York Times
Africa Experiments With Climate Insurance-- for $5 a Year
September 12, 2009
Süddeutsche Zeitung
Wir Neandertaler; Die Polkappen schmelzen, der Regenwald stirbt, die Erde wird immer wärmer. Das alles wissen wir. Warum lässt es uns trotzdem kalt?
August 19, 2009
New Scientist
How psychology can help the planet stay cool
New Scientist- Editorial
Positive thinking for a cooler world
July 31, 2009
Colombian National Public Radio
David Hardisty on his research at CRED- NPR Colombia interview
July 31, 2009
Conservation Magazine
Cold, Hard Grass
July 30, 2009
APA Press Release
When it Comes to Going Green, People Want Smaller Gains Now, Not Bigger Gains Later
July 16, 2009
The Federation of Behavioral, Psychological, and Cognitive Sciences (FBPCS)
Dr. Elke Weber presented CRED research at the Congressional Briefing Showcasing NSTC Report: Social, Behavioral and Economic Research in the Federal Context
May-June 2009
Environment
Glacier Retreat: Reviewing the Limits of Human Adaptation to Climate Change
April 22, 2009
SEED Magazine
It’s up to social science to make us act in an environmentally conscious way. But can we trick ourselves into saving ourselves?
April 16, 2009
The New York Times Magazine
Why Isn't the Brain Green?
February 2009
APA Observer
Understanding the Disconnect on Global Warming
2008
Fall 2008
Columbia Magazine
The Deep Sleep: Are Americans Waking Up To Global Warming?
October 1, 2008
Florida Local TV
Dr. Kenny Broad on Florida Global Warming Survey
March 6, 2008
The New York Times
New Yorkers See a Threat in Global Warming
January 20, 2008
The New York Times
A Community Tries to Shrink Its Footprint
2007
December 4, 2007
The New York Times
Stuck on Coal, and Stuck for Words in a High-Tech World
July 7, 2007
NPR
American Conscience Waking Up to Climate Change
March 6, 2007
TheStreet.com
Polar Exploration & Risky Decisionmaking
Febrary 22, 2007
CBS News
Global Warming: It's All In Your Head:
It's Not A Question Of Facts, But Perceptions, Says CBSNews.com's Dick Meyer
2006
December 3, 2006
USA Today
Framing Climate Change
October 17, 2006
The Frontal Cortex Blog
Alaskans Don't Like Global Warming
February 23, 2006
National Geographic
CRED Co-Director Kenny Broad Chosen as one of National Geographic's Emerging Explorers of the Year
2005
May 3, 2005
Columbia News
Center for Research on Environmental Decisions Launched
2004
Fall 2004
ISERP News
New NSF-Funded Center for Research on Environmental Decisions
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