About

Climate Etc. provides a forum for climate researchers, academics and technical experts from other fields, citizen scientists, and the interested public to engage in a discussion on topics related to climate science and the science-policy interface.

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Climate Etc. is hosted by Judith Curry.

I am President (co-owner) of Climate Forecast Applications Network (CFAN).  Previously, I was Professor and Chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology.  Here is a [link] to my c.v.

You can contact me via email at:  curry.judith (at) yahoo.com

Congressional testimony

My views on climate change are best summarized by my recent Congressional Testimony:

• Risky Business: How Climate Change is Changing Insurance Markets
• Contending with Natural Disasters in the Wake of Climate Change 
• Climate Change: The Impacts and the Need to Act
• Using Technology to Address Climate Change
• Climate Science: Assumptions, Policy Implications and the Scientific Method
• Data or Dogma
• President’s UN Climate Pledge
• President’s Climate Action Plan
• Policy Relevant Climate Issues in Context
• Natural Resource Adaptation: Protecting Ecosystems and Economies
• Rational Discussion of Climate Change: the Science, the Evidence, the Response

Interviews

• Interview with Jordan Peterson
• BizNews interview
• PowerHungry podcast
• Interview with Ron Paul
• Interview with Tucker Carlson
• Interview with John Stossel
• EconTalk interview
• Corbett Report:  Climate Models for the Layman
• Corbet Report:  The Republic of Science
• Judith Curry on the state of climate science: Power Hour
• NPR:  ‘Uncertain’ science:  Judith Curry’s take on climate change
• NYTimes: A climate scientist who engages skeptics
• Discover Magazine: It’s getting hot in here: the big battle over climate science
• An inconvenient provocateur
• Scientific American: Climate Heretic:  Judith Curry turns on her colleagues
• Oilprice.com: The IPCC may have outlived its usefulness
• Quadrant: Chatting with a climate heretic
• Collideascape: Curry:  The backstory

Funding disclosure:  Funding sources for my research  have included NSF, NASA, NOAA, DOD and DOE. Recent government contracts for CFAN include a DOE contract to develop extended range regional wind power forecasts, a DOD contract to predict extreme events associated with climate variability/change having implications for regional stability, and a NOAA contract to improve sub seasonal forecasting. CFAN contracts with private sector and other non-governmental organizations include energy and power companies, reinsurance companies, financial companies, other weather service providers, NGOs, development banks and government agencies.