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

Shaping Europe’s future priorities for ocean and water resilience:  CMCC’s contribution to the EU Research and Innovation Strategies

As Europe works to define its future priorities for ocean and water research and innovation, CMCC highlights a key challenge:

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A record El Niño on a warming planet: What science says about future climate extremes

By far the strongest El Niño ever measured – set to increase the median sea surface temperature by 3.6°C –

Europe faces more frequent and intense combinations of heat, drought, heavy rain and fire weather

From 1961 onwards climate extremes, including heatwaves, droughts, extreme rainfall, cold spells and fire‑prone weather, in Europe have increased in

Fair cooling, rooftop solar, and green streets: Fixing cities means fixing inequality

Record heat, record costs: Europe’s summer of 2026 has pushed cities to their limit, where temperatures can reach up to

Effective urban adaptation revolves around issues of thermal justice

In a world of rising extreme temperatures urban areas will need to adapt if humans and non-humans are to function

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