A big day for the evidence base behind the need for interactive climate simulations -- John Sterman's "Policy Forum" article appeared today in the prestigious journal, Science. Risk Communication …
The Shape of Things to Come
Modeling math and equation goddess Lori Siegel recently sent along the latest version of C-ROADS (formerly called Pangaea) -- the latest evolution of it since our partners at the Forum for Active …
Dana Meadows, Beth Sawin and 3.5% Emissions Growth
Climate Sim force of nature Beth Sawin (in the picture to the left) recently wrote a really lovely blog post about our team's effort to address climate change and global ecological limits through the …
The Climate War Game Team
Our team for the Center for New American Security "Clout and Climate Change" War Game in DC (see the Capitol in the background?) June 2008. That's Tom Fiddaman from Ventana Systems, me (Drew Jones …
Sterman Hosts MIT Summit on Interactive Climate Sims
A watershed meeting for Climate Interactive happened May 15, 2007. Many of us working together to launch the effort to create and share user-friendly climate simulations finally met face-to-face! MIT …
Peter Senge on Climate Interactive
Climate Interactive has many creation stories. One central one for me was the day in 2006 when, at a workshop for the Donella Meadows Leadership Fellows program where I was a trainer and Peter Senge …
People using our sims around the world
Our dream is that folks like you can use our sims to improve understanding of climate dynamics, as a path towards avoiding catastrophic climate change. So we were thrilled when two climate leaders -- …
Marv Adams And Our Open Source Mission
In 2007, Peter Senge of SoL convened a meeting at Schlumberger in New York. Peter was passionate about extending the use of accessible climate simulations and wanted to think about the idea with …