A Framework for Sustained Climate Assessment in the United States
Richard H. Moss(Arizona Science Center), Rae Zimmerman(New York University), Kerrie Geil, Jeff Snyder(New York State Department of Environmental Conservation), Maxine Burkett(University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa), Joel B. Smith(United States Geological Survey), William Solecki(Hunter College), Terese Richmond, Kristin Baja(Global Virus Network), Jerry M. Melillo(Marine Biological Laboratory), Anne M. Waple, P. Tissot(Texas A&M University), Rajul Pandya(American Geophysical Union), Ryan Meyer(University of California, Davis), J. Dell(Resource (United States)), James F. Fox(NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information), Susan Julius(Environmental Protection Agency), Paul Fleming(National Laboratory of the Rockies), Lucas Joppa(Microsoft Research (United Kingdom)), Ann Marie Chischilly(Northern Arizona University), Gary Yohe(Wesleyan University), Paul Kirshen(Tufts University), Missy Stults(Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living), Katharine L. Jacobs(University of Arizona), Kim Knowlton(Columbia University), Andrew D. Jones(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Auroop R. Ganguly(Northeastern University), Amy McGovern(University of Massachusetts Amherst), S. K. Avery(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), D. Zarrilli(New York City Council), R. Kreutter(Princeton University), James E. Neumann, Maria Carmen Lemos(University of Michigan), Jessica Whitehead(North Carolina Sea Grant), Lynn Scarlett(The Nature Conservancy)
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