Morgan Rodman, Executive Director of the White House Council on Native American Affairs, visited and spoke at the UA in October 2016.

Volume 1 of the Fourth U.S. National Climate Assessment was released by the U.S. federal government on November 3.

CCASS hosted an October 2017 workshop to develop a physical and social science research agenda for the Colorado River, building upon the existing foundation of academic research as well as the Colorado River Basin Study of 2012 by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Researchers from a wide array of disciplines, ranging from climate science to ecology, publ...

In a recent review in the Fall 2017 Issues in Science and Technology, Kathy Jacobs praises John Fleck’s new book about the sometimes baffling behavior of water managers and politicians in the West.

A new video discusses ecosystem changes on the Navajo Nation that have resulted from land use stresses and climate change.

The final clearance draft of the Climate Science Special Report (CSSR) that was prepared for the Fourth U.S. National Climate Assessment (NCA4) was made public by the New York Times on August 7.

A premier partner of CCASS, the DOI Southwest Climate Science Center has provided critical intellectual, financial, and research support to CCASS since its inception, particularly in the areas of scenario planning, decision support, and tribal initiatives.

Does science help climate change adaptation? UCLA postdoctoral fellow Sophie Webber, an expert in climatology and economic geography, addressed this question in a November 2015 talk on “Circulating climate services in the 'Pacific Adaptation Complex.'"

CCASS activities officially kicked off at the University of Arizona on January 17, 2014, with two events: a panel discussion on “Living in Our Future Climate: Adapting to Climate Change” and a public lecture by CCASS Distinguished Visiting Fellow Mark Howden.

To address demand for climate information that is useful for adaptation planning and decision-making, a group at the University of Arizona has been experimenting with the creation of Community Climate Profiles for communities in the Southwest.