Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Wednesday 19 June 2013

The Politics of Climate Change Forum

Will the administration act on the president's vows to prioritize climate change policy in the second term? Can the events of the last year—instances of extreme weather and record atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide—pave the way for a less politicized conversation surrounding climate change policy in Washington?

Tomorrow, from 8:30-11:00 am, The New Republic's Politics of Climate Change Forum will seek to forecast the future of climate change policy in the United States.

The event will be streaming live here. We hope you'll tune in!

INTERVIEW
	"What Part of 'Politico' Do You Not Understand?" A conversation about the dark art of driving the conversation. BY ISAAC CHOTINER

ENVIRONMENT
	Global Warming Hiatus: Where Did the Heat Go? Grappling with climate change nuance in a toxic political environment. BY NATE COHN

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