Perspectives
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Want to learn more about community resilience?
Readers of the previous post and related posts on the Weather-Ready Nation may be well aware of the work pioneered...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
“Single-Station” Weather-Readiness
“Red sky at night, sailors delight…red sky in morning, sailors take warning.” Before the Valentine’s Day digression, the topic was...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Valentine’s Day 2012
Prologue, Part 1: One of the perks of having blogged for over a year? Significant dates start rolling around a...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Weather-Ready Nation. Just a slogan? Or a way of life?
In junior high, I had a shop teacher who would tell us repeatedly, “Plan your work and work your plan.”...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
This just in…Data (from a recent study) tend to confirm scientists are human too…
Hopefully blog readers will try a little experiment with me today. As you know, I read The Economist, and I’m...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Social science: the right tool for the job
Yesterday here in the office I was having a conversation with a new (and welcome) colleague. Our topic? Social science....
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Roger Pielke, Sr. weighs in on Human choice and climate change…
…with some interesting bits of commentary and a few useful links. You can find his post on his blog Climate...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
Leopold Leadership Program
Last evening I received an e-mail from Pam Sturner, who is executive director of the Leopold Leadership Program. [Remember that...
Living on the Real World, Perspectives
(Social science and) the case for a NOAA in Commerce
This week we’ve been looking at social scientists’ ten suggestions for policymakers. [Want to catch up? You can start here...
Perspectives
AMS/UCAR Congressional Fellowship Application Deadline Approaching
by Jack Fellows and Paul Higgins Every year the AMS and UCAR together send one member of our community to work...
