A bipartisan climate playbook is emerging. Matt Burgess and Renae Marshall explain arcdigital.media/p/a-bipartisan…

.Renae Marshall and I have a new op-ed in Arc Digital, arguing that recent federal bills--including the IRA, despite its unipartisan passage--show a new bipartisan playbook is emerging, similar to the one our research identified at the state level. arcdigital.media/p/a-bipartisan…

Check out this new op-ed by C-SEF Director Matt Burgess and former @cuboulderenvs honors student and @brenucsb PhD student Renae Marshall on the importance of working towards bipartisan climate solutions: arcdigital.media/p/a-bipartisan…

Thrilled to announce two bipartisanship panels I have been working on (with many others) for the UN Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit CU Boulder 🦬 in December: colorado.edu/globalclimates… 1/

I was interviewed for this The New Republic piece on the role of climate change in the election, and how climate change is gradually becoming a big-tent issue for voters. newrepublic.com/article/168752… CIRES CUBoulderENVS Center for Social and Environmental Futures

Thanks! Honored to be in the cohort with Laura Dee @lauradee.bsky.social, Amanda Carrico, Dr. Kyri Baker, @Dr_Scott_Taylor and others.

There are still spaces available to attend our two panels on bridging the political divide to address climate change, at the CU Boulder 🦬 #RHRNClimate summit. Register for free here (panels 4 and 5), for virtual or in-person attendance: colorado.edu/globalclimates…

"positive and health frames increase the likelihood of support for climate policies, indicating the relevance of these frames for shifting policy preferences for different audience groups" find Niheer Dasandi & colleagues buff.ly/3Xj6n20 #ScholarSunday

The Honest Broker Renae Marshall and I have two studies that underscore this point. One in review, plus this one: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

📢New Center for Social and Environmental Futures report on climate change opinion and recent presidential elections. 📢 We find that climate-conscious voters are ~2/3 of voters; they strongly prefer Democrats; & climate change opinion probably cost Trump the 2020 election. 1/ doi.org/10.5281/zenodo…

Nice Bloomberg story on our recent report on climate change and its effect on elections: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

As always, Kyle Clark does a great job distilling the main take-home points. 9NEWS Denver clip about our Center for Social and Environmental Futures CU Boulder 🦬 CIRES study about climate change and presidential elections. 9news.com/video/news/loc…

Nice to see UC Santa Barbara covering our election report. It wouldn't have been possible without the brilliance & technical wizardry of coauthors Lachlan Watkins Vanderbilt Law, @renaeemarshall UCSB Bren School & Christian Suarez & Ashley Dancer Center for Social and Environmental Futures news.ucsb.edu/2024/021336/us…

And yesterday, Grace's research (and Grace) was featured on 9NEWS Denver! youtube.com/watch?v=1SFQCy…

Exciting to share a fun side project in collaboration with Leonardo Feitosa 🦈🇧🇷 at the poster session today (#35) at #WFC2024. Come check it out to learn about how species specific fishing-related mortality leads to a large range of outcomes of retention bans for sharks!

Excited to see my first chapter out today in Global Change Biology! We simulate the evolution of movement within an MPA during climate change to understand how complex interactions may effect MPA effectiveness long term. Species On The Move Conference doi.org/10.1111/gcb.17…

Climate change policies lose popularity when combined with pausing regulations or with social justice policies. That's the headline finding of our new paper, led by Renae Marshall, with Dr. Sarah Anderson, Laith Al-Shawaf ليث الشواف, & Leaf Van Boven. link.springer.com/article/10.100… THREAD 1/

In a new publication (led by Renae Marshall), we found that "bundling" climate policies with other policies did not help -- and in some cases hurt -- their popularity & voter support. More info here: x.com/matthewgburges… W/Dr. Sarah Anderson & Matt Burgess & L Van Boven.

Academic science has a set of unwritten rules for success. In an effort to level the playing field, particularly for URM trainees, let’s make a list of the unwritten rules in science. What are some unwritten rules you learned during each stage of your academic career?

💡Did you know? We overestimate political polarization and misperceive who people on the other side are and what they think of us. Study from James Druckman, Samara Klar, Yanna Krupnikov, Matthew Levendusky, and John Barry Ryan: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/71…