Roger A. Pielke, Jr.

The relation of scientific information and public and private sector decision making, technology policy in the atmospheric and related sciences

Fellow - Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences ; Professor - Environmental Studies Program ; Former Director - Center for Science and Technology Policy Research

Ph.D. 1994 University of Colorado

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Roger A. Pielke, Jr. has been on the faculty of the University of Colorado since 2001 and is a Professor in the Environmental Studies Program and a Fellow of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Environmental Sciences (CIRES). He directed the CIRES Center for Science and Technology Policy Research from its inception in 2001 until his current sabbital. Roger's current areas of interest include understanding disasters and climate change, the politicization of science, decision making under uncertainty, and policy education for scientists. In 2000, Roger received the Sigma Xi Distinguished Lectureship Award and in 2001, he received the Outstanding Graduate Advisor Award by students in the University of Colorado's Department of Political Science.

Before joining the University of Colorado, from 1993-2001 Roger was a Scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research. Roger sits on the editorial boards of Policy Sciences, Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, Environmental Science and Policy, Darwin, Water Resources Research, and Natural Hazards Review. He sits on various advisory committees, is author of numerous articles and essays, and is also author, co-author or co-editor of four books. He is the author of The Honest Broker: Making Sense of Science in Policy and Politics, Cambridge University Press.

Founding author of Prometheus, The Science Policy Weblog. Prometheus provides daily news and commentary on science policy issues.

April 26 2013

Learning to Live With Fossil Fuels

November 08 2012

Sandy a galvanizing moment for climate change?

November 01 2012

Roger Pielke: Hurricanes and Human Choice

October 15 2012

Climate spin is rampant

July 17 2012

Roger Pielke, Jr. Awarded 2012 GSA Public Service Award

August 26 2011

Welcome to the Era of the Everyday Billion-Dollar Disaster

March 11 2011

Let There Be More Efficient Light

November 15 2010

A New Take on the Climate Fix

November 05 2010

Energy Policy Explored As Cap-And-Trade Dies

October 28 2010

Book Review:  The Climate Fix: What Scientists and Politicians Won’t Tell You About Global War

October 06 2010

Interview: Roger Pielke Jr. on why a small tax is our best hope in climate change fight

February 01 2010

Has Global Warming increased the toll of disasters?

December 12 2009

Carroll: Creating a bad climate for scientists

December 04 2009

Expert: E-mails show perils of ‘activist’ science

June 21 2009

Carroll: Skeptical of climate alarmists

June 18 2009

British Climate Act ‘failed before it started’

March 31 2009

Shall We Mitigate or Adapt

March 15 2009

A move toward bias-free science

March 08 2009

Boulder’s Kyoto goal still out of reach

February 23 2009

Politics in the Guise of Pure Science

February 11 2009

UK’s CO2 plan ‘certain to fail’

December 29 2008

Obama’s science appointees called a team of all-stars

December 19 2008

Energy policy expert to be tapped for US science adviser

December 04 2008

How American journalism is forsaking truth for balance

November 22 2008

The cure for carbon, Obama plan a good start for climate policy

September 03 2008

Why Disasters Are Getting Worse

September 26 2006

Director Of CU Center Honored In Munich Oct. 9 For Climate Work

April 13 2005

Former House Science Committee Director To Speak At CU-Boulder On April 18

February 23 2005

Science, Technology And Decisions Symposium Set For Feb. 25 At CU-Boulder

February 02 2005

Six Presidential Science Advisers To Speak At CU-Boulder In 2005

August 05 2004

NSF Awards CU-Boulder $2.4 Million For Five-year Climate Policy Study