Nadir Jeevanjee

Nadir Jeevanjee is a climate scientist in Princeton University's Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. He has a background in theoretical physics and currently studies clouds and radiation in the climate system. He is active in communicating climate science to non-specialists and to the public, both through his own talks as well as through the outreach group Climate Up Close, which also contributes to this Q&A. He now works for NOAA’S Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, a major US climate modeling center. Here are a video and a summary of his talk for lay audiences. Learn more about Nadir

Bernadette Woods Placky

Bernadette Woods Placky is the executive director and co-founder of Talking Climate Collaborative. A meteorologist, climate science communicator, and network builder with more than 25 years of experience translating complex science into stories that move people and institutions to act, Bernadette is a leading expert on the connections between weather and climate change.

Prior to her current role, Bernadette was vice president of engagement and chief meteorologist at Climate Central, where she built and led Climate Matters, an innovative climate journalism and communication program. Through convenings, data analysis, content creation, and sustained engagement, she grew and supported a network of more than 3,000 media professionals across the United States and internationally. 

Before Climate Central, Bernadette spent more than a decade as a TV meteorologist, earning an Emmy for Best Weathercaster. She is a fellow of the American Meteorological Society, earned the Certified Broadcast Meteorologist seal, and was elected to its council. She serves on the National Academies Board on Atmospheric Science and Climate, as an advisor for C-Change Conversations, on The Watershed Institute’s advisory board, and on the Princeton Wrestling Club Board. 

Bernadette graduated from Penn State University with a BS in meteorology and a minor in French

 

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