Communication and Outreach

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Communication and Outreach

The Communication and Media Office provides support for:

  • interviews with our scientists and experts;
  • information on events, publications, research projects;
  • speakers for events such as conferences, workshops, meetings, festivals, etc.;
  • being included in our media list;
  • questions and information on any other initiative.

 

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Head Communication & Outreach
Mauro Buonocore

CONTACTS

Tel: +39 0832 1902411

Climate science resources for journalists and media

CMCC topics, spokespeople and story ideas

Climate sciences provide vital information and data for journalists, especially when applied to specific socio-economic sectors. CMCC is a leading research centre with international expertise and experience in coordinating multidisciplinary research activities. With over twenty years of experience, CMCC has consolidated a holistic approach that integrates macro- and micro-economics, advanced Earth system modelling, and sectoral impact modelling and assessment.
Below is a list of topics, relevant experts, and story ideas for journalists who require reliable, up-to-date scientific data and information.

Latest News

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