Today we have a thoughtful guest post by Ian Lamont, who recently played our interactive simulation-based role-playing exercise, World Climate. Ian is an MIT Sloan Fellow and technology blogger. His …
“Carbon Bathtub” Metaphor Gets More and More Coverage
The climate change bathtub metaphor appears in Neil Wagner's "What on Earth?" cartoon. This way to look at the climate change challenge emerged from research by Dr. John Sterman and Linda Booth …
The Benshi: “It was very cool. Very very cool.”
Today we have guest post by the Science Communicator Guru Randy Olson, who wrote an excellent book "Don't Be Such a Scientist: Talking Substance in an Age of Style " and has a great blog as well, The …
Climate Scoreboard Takes Flight
On the trip home from the UNFCCC meeting in Bonn, Germany I was pleasantly surprised to see a fairly accurate representation of the Climate Scoreboard in the pages of Delta's onboard magazine, Delta …
“The Agenda With Steve Paikin” Covers Climate Interactive
< p style="text-align:left;">We've pimped a post from The Inside Agenda, the blog of "The Agenda with Steve Paikin." For Americans, think of him as Canada's Charlie Rose. They are covering climate …
Watch Dr. John Sterman of MIT In Short Video on C-ROADS
Climate Interactive partner Dr. John Sterman of the Sloan School of Management at MIT, one of the developers of C-ROADS, presented the simulation and his wisdom about why it is needed at an event of …
Top Eleven Extensions of the C-ROADS Climate Simulation
Since 2006, Sustainability Institute’s climate efforts -- Climate Interactive and Our Climate Ourselves – operating along side our work with international policymakers, has achieved significant …
Trevor Houser Uses C-ROADS to Conclude “2 Degrees C is Still Within Reach”
Trevor Houser, our colleague formerly of the U.S. State Department, used C-ROADS to find hope in the Copenhagen Accord. He wrote: "Either way, if countries follow through on their pledges and follow …
Science Museum Climate Change Exhibit Powered by C-ROADS
Guest post here by Mike Richards, from his Excellence By Design blog. Mike was one of the visionary founders of our "Open Source" and "Open Innovation" platform for Climate Interactive, back in 2007. …
Top Ten Ways Climate Interactive and C-ROADS Delivered Results in Copenhagen
The Climate Interactive team, led by Sustainability Institute, delivered big results in Copenhagen at the UNFCCC's COP15 climate conference. Bill McKibben wrote in the UK Guardian, from Copenhagen: …
350.org Used Our “Open Source” Climate Scoreboard Data in Copenhagen Poster
The not-for-profit group 350.org used our widely-available C-ROADS output data to create their own poster to influence delegates in Copenhagen at COP15. Near the end of the conference, the poster you …
Anyone Know How We Got Scribbled on the Leaked UNFCCC Copenhagen Accord Document?
Yeah, that's us! "Climate Interactive" is our program and consortium. "Climate Scoreboard" is our embeddable widget on the state of the global deal. 3.9 and 770 are two numerical assessments of the …