Resources
Climate Science Resources
Skeptical Science
For many, this is the go-to website for understanding the flaws in denier’s arguments about climate change. The web-site is organized to make it easy to find climate myths including a list of the most used climate myths and a search feature for the more unusual ones. Users can read “what the science” says according to their level of comfort with science: basic, intermediate, and advanced. There are lots of other resources and you can subscribe to receive the latest science news.
Project Drawdown
Our mission is to help the world reach “Drawdown”— the point in the future when levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere stop climbing and start to steadily decline, thereby stopping catastrophic climate change — as quickly, safely, and equitably as possible.
IPCC Report
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the United Nations body for assessing the science related to climate change. The IPCC was created to provide policymakers with regular scientific assessments on climate change, its implications and potential future risks, as well as to put forward adaptation and mitigation options.
Local Climate Resources
Climate Team
@ CPR News
Stay current with weekly e-mails on climate and environment news from Colorado and beyond.
Subscribe to a weekly roundup of stories curated by CPR News' Climate Team lead by Joe Wertz, Climate Editor.
The Alliance Center
Provides a physical home for many of the state’s leading nonprofits focusing on social, economic and environmental wellbeing, in an award winning green building that is a demonstration site for sustainability in action.
Informative educational events are offered regularly.
Denver Post Environment
The Denver Post Environment section provides the latest local news on the environment and the climate crisis in the Denver area.
Green Team Academy
GTA provides resources for making a big eco-impact in your community fast! Their services support regular people in starting and growing thriving teams that work on environmental projects.
GTA hosts an annual International Climate Action Challenge where teams from around the world take up a challenge to launch or expand an eco-initiative in their communities.
GTA also hosts an online symposium, Earth Week Summit, a week full of interviews, presentations, and opportunities to interact with like minded people.
The Green Team Academy is lead by author and Climate Reality leader, Joan Gregerson right here in the front range of Colorado yet her organization works virtually connecting people who build teams to work on projects around the world.
Resources Introduced in Chapter Meetings
Jan Chapter Meeting
STEM Education Kits
Brian DeBruine gave a presentation on programs and products offered by
Horizon Educational. These are focused on renewable energy technology and foster students’ STEM skills while also cultivating critical thinking, creative design, project management, and collaborative problem solving skills.
Learn More
Watch their video on the Horizon Grand Prix for high school students.
Articles Published
By Our Members
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David Takahashi kicks this section out with an opinion piece published in the 4/3/22 Sunday editorial page of Boulder's Daily Camera. Sunk Cost and Wildfires
Feb Chapter Meeting
Myths of Solar Energy
Mar Chapter Meeting
Climate Science Denial
Bill Keydel gave a presentation on the MOOC, massive open online course, Making Sense of Climate Science Denial. This university level course was created by Dr John Cook and the Skeptical Science team.
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