Are there pitfalls in coproduction growing in popularity? One study thinks so.
Category: Social Science
Community Adaptation in Spokane
CIRC’s new Community Adaptation effort.
Climate Risk & Adaptation in the Inland Pacific Northwest
Recent study suggests more outreach is needed to convey the risks of climate change to regional farmers.
Scarcity Amid Abundance in the Willamette River Basin
Paper examines the counter intuitive findings of the Willamette Water 2100 project.
Adapting to Change in the Big Wood
CIRC helps Idaho residents and businesses adapt to climate change.
Reviewing the Coproduction Literature
Paper provides insight into studies on coproduction.
What Decision Makers Think About Climate Apps
Study examines what land managers think of online climate tools.
Climate Change and Water Quality
California water providers’ climate change awareness divided between groundwater and surface water providers.
Making Actionable Science
A recent paper provides a step-by-step guide to for coproducing actionable science.
Emotion, Motivation, and Mitigation
Positive messages about climate change might not lead people to lower their carbon footprints, study finds.
Climate Change Doubters Brace For Impacts
Accepting the evidence for climate change might not be necessary to get people to respond to climate impacts. A new study looks at what this means for homeowners preparing for wildfires.
Climate Change in Idaho: Impacts and Perception
Social scientists and climatologists team up to give Idaho residents and resource managers the data they need to respond to climate change.
