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Drew Jones of Climate Interactive introduces Climate Pathways, a free app for the iPhone and iPad that compresses a climate model into a mobile device.
Climate Interactive's Drew Jones introduces the En-ROADS simulation.
Climate Interactive's Drew Jones and COP16 attendees test the beta version of C-ROADS for iPhone and iPad.
Climate Interactive's Drew Jones presents at the EPA's "Integrated Modeling to Characterize Climate Change Impacts and Support Decision Making" conference in Atlanta in February 2011. Slides available here.
A 30 minute webinar briefing on the highlights of the UNEP's "Emissions Gap Report". Addresses the scientific analysis of the gap between country pledges to the UNFCCCC for the Copenhagen Accord and those necessary to meet climate goals. Presented by co-author of the report, Dr. Elizabeth Sawin, Co-Director of Climate Interactive.
Senator John Kerry describes the C-ROADS climate simulator, how he used it, and how it reports the "state of the global climate deal.
Part 1 of a lecture by Dr. John Sterman of MIT’s Sloan School of Management, hosted by MIT’s System Design and Management Program. View part 2 here: http://vimeo.com/19173646
"The Road from Copenhagen: Supporting International Climate Negotiations with the C-ROADS Simulation" presented by Dr. John Sterman in Seoul, Korea for the International Conference of the System Dynamics Society
John Sterman of the Climate Interactive team presents C-ROADS for the MIT Energy Initiative
Dr. Elizabeth Sawin of Climate Interactive describing the Climate Scoreboard on the first day of the Copenhagen COP15 climate change summit hosted by the United Nations.
C-ROADS-CP presentation at the US Center in Copenhagen
Trevor Houser of the US State Department discusses his experiences as a C-ROADS-CP user at a C-ROADS side event in Copenhagen.
What is the state of the global climate deal? This video explains The Climate Scoreboard, our embeddable widget that reports global temperature change in 2100 based on the proposals to the United Nations to address climate change. Click here for more information.
Simulating Climate Hope" at TEDx. Click here for background info.
The Climate Action Initiative team leads a group at the June 2009 Tallberg Forum through the main insights of the C-ROADS simulation.
John Sterman of the Climate Interactive team speaking at IBM's Almaden Institute on how the solution to climate change will look much more like the civil rights movement than the Manhattan Project.
MIT's John Sterman of the Climate Interactive team explains C-ROADS science and confidence building at the US State Department side event in Copenhagen.
Climate Interactive side event presentation in Copenhagen demonstrating our tools to support the negotiations.
Dr. Elizabeth Sawin introduces the Climate Scoreboard
In this podcast, John Sterman explains how C-ROADS empowers policymakers to quickly and effectively evaluate climate proposals.
MIT's John Sterman on climate insights from simulations. Start the video around minute 18 to view Sterman's portion.
Peter Senge of MIT and SoL on the purpose of Climate Interactive
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