Climate change: UK summers could be over 5C warmer by 2070
Climate change: UK summers could be over 5C warmer by 2070, Professor David Stainforth quoted on BBC News, 26 November 2018.
Getting ahead of deadly heat
Getting ahead of deadly heat: The Start Network partners with the London School of Economics to forecast and mitigate a heatwave in Pakistan‘, Start Network blog by Sarah Klassen, 5 June 2018.
Climate Science Day participants see change of tone on Capitol Hill, Amstat News, 1 April 2018
Climate Science Day participants see change of tone on Capitol Hill‘. Professor Leonard Smith appeared in an article by Steve Pierson in Amstat News, 1 April 2018, about the ASA 8th Annual Climate Science Day, 30-31 January 2018, Capitol Hill, Washington DC.
Climate Change and the Political Landscape
Climate Change and the Political Landscape: how conservative lawmakers can start addressing the risks without losing their seats‘ guest blog by Steve Pierson and Leonard Smith in Scientific American, 6 March 2018.
ASA visits Capitol Hill during seventh Climate Science Day, Amstat News, 1 May 2017
ASA Visits Capitol Hill During Seventh Climate Science Day‘. Professor Leonard Smith was quoted in an article by Steve Pierson in Amstat News, 1 May 2017, about his visit to Capitol Hill for the 7th Annual Climate Science Day, 20-21 March 2017, Capitol Hill, Washington DC.
Professor Nick Watkins participated in the BBC Radio 3 programme ‘The Mind’s Eye – BBC Radio 3 Programme
Professor Nick Watkins participated in the BBC Radio 3 programme ‘The Mind’s Eye – BBC Radio 3 Programme The Mind’s Eye‘, 8 October 2016, which was chosen by the BBC for their 2016 2016 BBC Must-Listen Podcast EpisodesMust-Listen Podcast Episodes.
ASA participates in 6th Annual Climate Science Day, Amstat News 1 April 2016
ASA Participates in Sixth Climate Science Day‘. Professor Leonard Smith appeared in an article by Steve Pierson in Amstat News, 1 April 2016, about the ASA 6th Annual Climate Science Day, 9-10 February 2016, Capitol Hill, Washington DC.
Improving weather forecasts to avert disruptions, damage and disaster
Improving weather forecasts to avert disruptions, damage and disaster, Professor Leonard Smith’s Impact Case Study is discussed in the Knowing causes, effecting change’ article by Jess Winterstein in LSE Connect, Vol. 27, Number 1, Summer 2015.
This week’s Gearty Grilling: Pauline Barrieu on Statistics and modelling
This week’s Gearty Grilling: Pauline Barrieu on Statistics and modelling, 4 June 2015. Professor Barrieu discussed her approach to modelling and how the use of models is changing in the financial markets.
BBC Climate change by the Numbers
Climate Change By Numbers‘, BBC Four programme, broadcast on 2 March 2015. Professor Leonard Smith and Dr Erica Thompson contributed to the making of the programme that aimed to clarify all the important questions around climate change by honing in on just three key numbers. The team behind the programme won the gold AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Awards AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award 2015 in the category of ‘In-Depth Reporting’. The judges said that the team ‘used clever analogies and appealing graphics to discuss three key numbers that help clarify important questions about the scale and pace of human influence on climate.
