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May 2012

Public support slips for steps to curb climate change
Dan Vergano, USA Today, 2012-05-08

April 2012

Climate Change to Affect Corn Prices, Study Says
Stephanie Strom, New York Times, 2012-04-23

Climate Change �Swing Voters� Affected by Weather, Not Denialists, Says Analyst
Bill Blakemore, ABC News, 2012-04-22

March 2012

A damming assessment of Mekong development
Jane Qiu, Nature.com, 2012-03-05

February 2012

Oxygen-Starved Waters
Amy E. West, Monterey County Herald, 2012-02-01

January 2012

Climate Change and the Trillion-Dollar Disruption
Steve Zwick, Forbes, 2012-01-05

November 2011

Squabbling while the world burns
Simon Kuper, Financial Times, 2011-11-28

Saving Species, Saving Us: Biodiversity Investments Are Critical to Global Green Economy
Reynard Loki, Justmeans, 2011-11-22

Climate Extremes and Global Warming
Andrew C. Revkin, New York Times, 2011-11-15

Putting a Value on Ecosystems Hurt by BP Spill
Christopher Joyce, NPR, 2011-11-11

October 2011

Should Salmon Farms Move Inland?
Rachel Nuwer, New York Times, 2011-10-28

The magical world of data sharing
Andrew Peterman, Nature.com, 2011-10-26

Public Opinion and Political Participation in the Climate Change Debate
Matthew Nisbet, Climate Shift from American University, 2011-10-24

Dr. Jon Krosnick: Public opinion on climate change and its impact on voting
Katherine O�Konski, Climate Science Watch, 2011-10-20

Politicians Should Address Climate Change Concerns, Study Says
HuffPost Green, Huffington Post, 2011-10-14

Democrats who campaign for climate action win more
Joseph Romm, Grist, 2011-10-13

Climate Change Could Impact Wine Growing Regions
Elizabeth Weise, USA Today, 2011-10-07

Black carbon second largest contributor to greenhouse gases
Jim Witkin, New York Times, 2011-10-05

Decline and recovery of coral reefs linked to 700 years of human and environmental activity
Cindy Yeast, EurekAlert, 2011-10-04

September 2011

Report: SF Bay Cleaner Than In Past
Laura Dixon, Bay City News, 2011-09-21

Poll: More Americans believe world is warming
Timothy Gardner, MSNBC, 2011-09-16

A Discernible Human Influence: Schneider and Climate Change
Joshua Zaffos, Miller-McCune.com, 2011-09-16

Extremely Hot Summers Will Soon Be the Norm, Scientists Say
Alyson Kenward, Climate Central, 2011-09-15

August 2011

Climate Change and The Wine Industry
Adam Rogers, Wired, 2011-08-31

Extracting natural gas from shale can be done in an environmentally responsible way, says Stanford researcher on government panel
Louis Bergeron, Stanford News Service, 2011-08-30

First Stephen H. Schneider Award for Outstanding Climate Science Communication Bestowed Upon Richard Alley
Riki Rafner, Climate One, 2011-08-30

A Quest to Clean Up Canada's Oil Sands Carbon
Brian Handwerk, National Geographic, 2011-08-18

Critters Moving Away From Global Warming Faster
Seth Borenstein, AP, 2011-08-18

The Heat Is on for California Wines
Lauren Sommer, Quest, KQED-FM (NPR), 2011-08-12

Environmental Assets: Natural Capital Project
Dan Karney, Ctr. for Business & Public Policy, 2011-08-12

Can Jeremy Grantham Profit From Ecological Mayhem?
Carlo Rotella, New York Times, 2011-08-11

July 2011

Why on Earth Do We Listen to Those Who Cry Wolf?
George Black, OnEarth, 2011-07-27

Clean Energy Is A Political Winner
Heather Taylor-Miesle, Huffington Post, 2011-07-27

Op-Ed: The Goal Is Power
Charles Kadlec, Community of Liberty Blog, Forbes, 2011-07-25

Too Hot for Wine?
Alastair Bland, East Bay Express, 2011-07-20

Op-Ed: Conserving Ag Water Isn't a Quick or Easy Fix
Public Policy Institute Of California, Sacramento Bee, 2011-07-16

Overfishing Eats Away at Genetic Diversity of Fish
Bob Holmes, New Scientist, 2011-07-15

Climate Change to Radically Alter Vineyard Map?
John Blackstone, CBS News, 2011-07-14

An Environmental Stance Can Win the GOP Votes
Jim DiPeso, Frum Forum, 2011-07-07

Video: Study Says Global Warming Will Halve Land Suitable For Grape Growing
Tom Vacar, KTVU-TV, 2011-07-07

Some Cities Slow to Cover Up Drinking Water Supply
Tim Fought, AP, 2011-07-07

Could Going Green Actually Help Mitt Romney?
Aaron Ross, Mother Jones, 2011-07-07

Amid China's Economic Transformation, Many Farmers Struggle
David Pierson, Los Angeles Times, 2011-07-07

Gray Whales Changed Diet During Ice Ages
National Science Foundation, USA News & World Report, 2011-07-07

Climate Change Threatens Fine Wine Production
Ethan Stewart, Santa Barbara Independent, 2011-07-07

Warmer Temperatures May Threaten Northern California Vineyards
Ashlie Rodriguez, Los Angeles Times, 2011-07-06

Audio: The Pacific Ocean's Serengeti
Krista Almanzan, KAZU-FM, NPR, 2011-07-05

Amid Criticism from GOP, Environmental Groups See Opportunity
Andrew Restuccia, The Hill, 2011-07-03

Global Warming No Friend of California: Study
Emmett Berg, Reuters, 2011-07-01

June 2011

Polls Offer Positive Outlook On The Public�s View of �Controversial� Science
Jamie L. Vernon, The Intersection, Discover, 2011-06-30

Video: Climate May Change the Quality of Napa Valley Wines
Wayne Freedman, KGO-TV, ABC News, 2011-06-30

California Vineyards Face Massive Climate Crunch By 2040
Matthew McDermott, Treehugger.com, 2011-06-30

Climate Change Good for Oregon Grapes - Not Napa
Tim Wall, Discovery Channel News, 2011-06-30

Climate Change Could Give Californian Wine Producers a Headache
Nadya Anscombe, Environmental Research Web, 2011-06-30

Global Warming Could Affect Wine Growing
United Press International, 2011-06-30

'Green' Positions on Climate Change Can Help Candidates, Survey Finds
Jane Kaye, The Daily Climate, 2011-06-29

'Green' Positions on Climate Change Can Help Candidates
Scientific American, 2011-06-29

Study Finds Republicans Can Gain Votes with �Green�
David Edwards, OpEdNews.com, 2011-06-29

Greening the Screen
Lena Groeger, scienceline.org, 2011-06-23

Oceans Imperiled But Still Teeming
Andrew C. Revkin, Dot Earth, New York Times, 2011-06-22

The Pacific Ocean's 'Corridors of Life'
David Perlman, San Francisco Chronicle, 2011-06-22

California Coast Is Hot Spot for Marine Life
Jane J. Lee, New York Times, 2011-06-22

West Coast Boasts Underwater Serengeti, Study Finds
Juliet Eilperin, Washington Post, 2011-06-22

New Report Shows Half of World's Seafood Comes from Aquatic Factory Farms
Jonathan Reynolds, ThisDishIsVeg.com, 2011-06-20

Say Goodbye to Cool Summers: Climate Study
Marlowe Hood, AFP (Agence France-Presse), 2011-06-10

Video: Noah Diffenbaugh on Hotter Summers
Tamron Hall, MSNBC, 2011-06-10

Summers Are Going To Get Hotter, Stanford Scientists Say
Joanna Zelman, Huffington Post, 2011-06-09

If It's Not Hot Enough For You, It Will Be Soon Enough
Bryan Walsh, Time, 2011-06-09

Killer Heat Wave Moves to Northeast, MidAtlantic
Bill McGuire, ABC News, 2011-06-08

Ants Using Chemical Warfare, Class Project Finds
CNN, 2011-06-08

Extreme Heat the New Norm
Tim Wall, Discovery Channel News, 2011-06-08

Podcast: Noah Diffenbaugh on Extreme Seasonal Heat Forecast
Rob Mank, CBS News, 2011-06-08

Record-Breaking Heat Grips much of Eastern U.S.
Brett Zongker, AP, 2011-06-08

Tropical Regions to Get Even Hotter Summers within 20 Years
The Daily Mail (UK), 2011-06-07

Coolest Summers By Mid-Century Could Be Hotter Than Hottest Of 20th Century
Matthew McDermott, Treehugger.com, 2011-06-07

Study Sees Permanent Hotter Summers
Times of India, 2011-06-07

Massive, Record-Setting Heat Ridge Headed East
Jason Samenow, Capital Weather Gang, Washington Post, 2011-06-07

The Long, Hot Summer: Longer & Hotter
Katrina Schwartz, Climate Watch, KQED-FM (NPR), 2011-06-07

Are Extra-Hot Summers Here to Stay?
LiveScience.com, 2011-06-06

Study Sees Permanent Hotter Summers
United Press International, 2011-06-06

Permanently Hotter Summers Will Begin in 20 Years: Study
John Metcalfe, WJLA-TV, ABC (Washington, DC), 2011-06-06

A Warming Planet Struggles to Feed Itself
Justin Gillis, New York Times, 2011-06-04

Farmers Trust Local Sources for Advice
United Press International, 2011-06-02

Chevy's Carbon Plan: Less Than Meets the Eye
Ben Elgin, Bloomberg, 2011-06-02

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