The Climate Change Problem: A Primer for Faculty and Staff, Fall 2007
How the
Climate System Works
Scott Denning
(CMMAP, Atmospheric Science)
Climate Change: Forcing, Feedbacks, and Forecasts
David Randall
(CMMAP, Atmospheric Science)
Reconstructing & Modeling Past & Future
Climates: Methods
Gene Kelly
(Soil and Crop Sciences)
David Randall
(CMMAP, Atmospheric Science)
Climate Change
at Pingree Park
Bill Bertschy (Pingree Park Campus
Director)
Dan Binkley (Forest, Rangeland,
Watershed Stewardship)
Ellen Wohl (Geosciences)
Dale Hein (Wildlife Biology, emeritus)
Peter Brown (Rocky Mountain Tree Ring
Institute)
Biological & Ecological Effects
Alan Knapp
(Biology)
The Human
Costs
Kathleen
Galvin (Anthropology)
Gerald
Callahan (Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology)
James Pritchett
(Agricultural and Resource Economics)
The
Challenges: Policy, Solar, Fuels,
and Engines
Michele
Betsill (Political Science)
Jim Sites
(Physics)
Bryan Willson
(Mechanical Engineering)
The
Challenges: Business, Carbon
Sequestration
John Grant (UNC)
Steve Ogle (Natural Resource Ecology Lab)
The
Challenges: Communication
Robert Henson (UCAR)
Climate
Change: What We All Need to Know,
September 2008 – April 2009
Climate Change: Past, Present, and Future
David Randall,
Atmospheric Science and CMMAP
The Biological and Ecological Effects of
Climate Change
Alan Knapp, Biology
The Economics of Climate Change
Charles Kolstad, University of California,
Santa Barbara, Economics
Climate Change and the Literary Imagination
Linda Bierds,
University of Washington, English
Marybeth Holleman,
University of Alaska, Anchorage, English
Solutions to the Climate/Energy Problem
Scott Denning,
Atmospheric Science and CMMAP
The Effects of Climate Change on People
Lori Peek, Sociology
Climate Change Politics and Policy Making
Michele Betsill,
Political Science
Our Back Yards and Climate
Change
Laura Pritchett, writer and editor (Going Green: True Tales from Gleaners,
Scavengers, and Dumpster Divers)
Amy Seidl, ecologist and writer (Early Spring: An Ecologist and her Children
Awake to a Warming World)
Climate
Change Teach-In: Focus the Nation,
January 30-31, 2008
Show
Me the Money: Economics and
Climate Change
James Pritchett,
Agricultural and Resource Economics
Tom Dean, Management and Global Social and
Sustainable Enterprise Program
Learning
to Survive and Thrive (Learning about Sustainability)
Bill Timpson,
Education
Brian Dunbar, Construction Management and
Institute for the Built Environment
Bigfoot
Walks! (What Size is Your Carbon Footprint?)
Shane Bondi, English
Mark Easter, Natural
Resource Ecology Laboratory
Hot Poems, Cool Paintings, and the Treasures
of Antiquity
Ellie Moseman, Art
John Calderazzo,
English
National
Security, Peak Oil, and Climate Change
Bill Doe, Center for
Environmental Management of Military Lands
Kyle Saunders,
Political Science
What
Should We Do? The Ethics of Climate Change
Holmes Rolston,
Philosophy
Phil Cafaro,
Philosophy
Tiny
Molecules that Change the World:
The Science of Climate Change
Scott Denning, Atmospheric Science and CMMAP
Why
Should I Care? How Climate Change
Will Affect Humans
Lori Peek, Sociology
WhoÕs in Charge? Making Policy and Working with People
Michele Betsill,
Political Science
Nancy Banman, Social
Work
Green
Beer, Green Business
Nicolas Theisen, New
Belgium Brewery
Kathy Collier,
Climate Wise Program, City of Fort Collins
Engines for Change: Envirofit
Paul Hudnut, Management and Global Social and
Sustainable Enterprise Program
Ron Bills, CEO of
Envirofit
Changing the Climate of Belief
Mandy Kotzman,
biologist and writer
Tom Wood,
Philosophy
Forests
and Grasslands: Beetles, Fire,
Drought, Growth Spurts?
Dan Binkley, Forest,
Rangeland, and Watershed Stewardship
Julia Klein, Forest,
Rangeland, and Watershed Stewardship
Dumpster Diving and Other Fun Ways to Save
the Earth
Laura Pritchett,
writer and editor
Tim Vaughan,
geologist
Libby James, teacher
and artist
Paul Miller, writer
and editor
Right Here, Right Now: Local Programs and Policies
John Armstrong, Fort Collins
Natural Resources Department
Lyn Kathlene,
Colorado Institute of Public Policy
Lucinda Smith, Fort
Collins Natural Resources Department
Green, Clean Living: Where We Live and Work
Brian Dunbar, Institute for the Built
Environment and Construction Management
Shelley Kawamura, Institute for the Built
Environment and Construction Management
Independence Day: Alternative Energies
Anthony Rappe,
Chemistry
Dan Bihn, Bihn Systems and Fort Collins Electric Board
Mike Bowman, 25xÕ25 and
Sustainable Biodiesel Alliance
Tiny
Molecules that Change the World:
The Science of Climate Change
Scott Denning, Atmospheric Science and CMMAP
Talking
with the Unconvinced, Sorting through the Evidence
John Gross, National
Park Service
Scott Denning, Atmospheric Science and CMMAP
Marilee Long,
Journalism and Technical Communication
What
a Changing Climate Is Doing to Plants and Animals and Their Ecology
Alan Knapp, Biology
Campuses on Carbon Diets
Carol Dollard,
Facilities Management, CSU
Mike Spearnak,
Poudre School District
The Political and the Personal: What We Can Do
Michele Betsill,
Political Science
Rodger Ames, CMMAP
Student
Activism: Do Something!
Members of FACT (on
fair trade)
Focus the Nation
Team (on this event)
What Government Can Do
Tom Plant, Director, GovernorÕs Office of
Energy Management and Conservation
Lakshman Guruswamy, Director, Center for
Energy and Environmental Security, University of Colorado
Betsey Markey,
Candidate for Congress, 4th Congressional District
John Kefalas and
Randy Fisher, State Representatives
Bob Bacon, State
Senator
Climate
Change Teach-In: What We Can Do
about Climate Change, February
4-5, 2009
Toward a Carbon-Neutral Campus
Carol Dollard,
Facilities Management
3-D Earth--Our Planet through Space &
Time
Andrew Warnock, Center for Science, Math,
& Technology Education
Cool
Art in the Hot Zone--Artists Respond to Climate Change
Lynne Hull, Fort
Collins environmental artist
Mapping the Air--Climate Modeling at CSU
Ian Baker, CMMAP
A
Fast and Effective Rx for Climate Change—
Green Building and Sustainable
Development
Brian Dunbar, Executive Director, Institute
for the Built Environment
Developing
Climates--How Will Africa Fare?
Lara Prihodko &
Niall Hanan, Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory
Ethical Solutions to Climate Change
Phil Cafaro,
Philosophy
Heated Words? How We Talk about Climate Change
Mart’n Carcasson,
Communication Studies
Jes Thompson, Human
Dimensions of Natural Resources
Get
in the Know--Finding Information on the Science &
Business
of Climate Change
Allison Level &
Louise Feldmann, CSU Libraries
The
Climate of Home--Colorado & the Southwest
Tom Easley, Director of Programs, Rocky
Mountain Climate Organization
Climate
Change & Rangelands--Implications, Adaptations, & Opportunities
Jack Morgan,
USDA-ARS
Cini Brown,
Bioagricultural Sciences & Pest Management
Julia Klein, Forest,
Rangeland & Watershed Stewardship
Marshall Frasier,
Agriculture and Resource Economics
Meena Balgopal,
Education
Earth, Wind, & Fire--Finding Alternative
Energy at CSU
Andrew Warnock,
Chief of Staff, CSU Clean Energy Supercluster
Amy Prieto,
Chemistry
Jennifer Cross,
Sociology
A Community Climate Challenge
Michele Betsill,
Political Science
Lucinda Smith, City
of Fort Collins
Students from POLS
362, Global Environmental Politics
The National Scene--Impacts, Mitigation,
Adaptation
Dennis Ojima,
Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory &
Heinz Center for Science, Economics, & the Environment
The Joys of Carbon Dieting--Workshop
Lucinda Smith, City
of Fort Collins
Looking for Answers--Ecosystem Research at
CSU
Jill Baron, Matthew
Wallenstein, Steve Ogle, & Randy Boone,
Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory
On the Lighter Side--The Climate Dating Game
Organized by Connie
Uliasz, Graduate Degree Program in Ecology