Our Mission

Climanosco is founded with the vision that climate science should be accessible to everyone. We are an independent non-profit association, an online library, and, most importantly, a growing community of engaged citizens and scientists from around the world. Our mission is to provide free access to high quality, accessible climate science and to support citizens and scientists to work together in developing and communicating climate research.

 

Your participation wanted – New research articles (2020 call)

Participate with your comments and reviews in our call on Human responses to climate change

We are launching the Student Voices!

Student Voices is a new initiative where we work directly with students and schools around the world

Call 2020 for scientists & artists

We invite artists and scientists to participate in our call on human responses to climate change

Rising carbon dioxide is decreasing nutrition in crops and endangering health among the less wealthy

New in collection Climate change and its impacts

Heat stress and inadequate toilet access at work places in India – a potential hazard to working women in a changing climate

New in collection Climate change and its impact

Will climate change worsen your health?

New in collection Climate change and its impact

New research articles on the way

And last call for reviewers to complete peer review of collection on climate change and its impacts.

The impact of climate change will hit urban dwellers first – Can green infrastructure save us?

New in collection Climate change and its impact

Increasing heat creates hardship for brick kiln workers in Chennai, India and the alternative pathways reducing it

New in collection Climate change and its impact

Your review wanted! (spring 2018 call)

Manuscripts are open for review – it’s your chance to give your say!

What drives the South Asian monsoon?

Farid explains how recent models have evolved our understanding of the South Asian monsoon

How solar activity impacts our climate

Read Cassandra Bolduc’s blog on the Sun’s activity and its impacts on our planet.