Climate Central and attribution science
The narrative of not being able to link climate change to an individual weather disaster has changed.
Impact stories
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Changing the narrative about climate change
Climate Central and attribution
The narrative of not being able to link climate change to an individual weather disaster has changed.
A bold vision
Climate Central brings climate information and solutions to people wherever they live—spurring sustained action to match the gravity of the threat.
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Our work in action
Climate Central and attribution science
The narrative of not being able to link climate change to an individual weather disaster has changed.
Heat and Health Clinics
Climate Central helps health clinics across U.S. anticipate and respond to extreme heat
Queen Quet: Partnering to protect her community
"Climate Central’s maps and visuals of rising seas had an indelible impact on me. They’re easy to use, and better than other tools I’ve seen."
Beyond the weather: Elisa Raffa, meteorologist
At Queen City News in Charlotte, North Carolina, meteorologist Elisa Raffa covers climate stories for her community--with help from Climate Matters.
Charleston is taking sea level rise seriously.
Charleston’s leaders are working to meet the challenge of sea level rise and the growing number of floods it is bringing to the city’s homes and businesses.
Meteorologist Shel Winkley
Shel Winkley, meteorologist at KBTX television station, in Bryan–College Station, TX, explains how Climate Central’s materials add value to his work: "Climate Central’s materials have been enhancing my work—and my connection with viewers—since 2014."
Climate Matters helps retired physician make dozens of climate change presentations in his Wisconsin community
"I've given around 50 presentations about health and climate to schools, churches, clubs, and hospitals in my local area of central Wisconsin. I have used Climate Matters slides in every one."