Extreme weather and climate‐related events occur in a particular place, by definition,
infrequently. It is therefore challenging to detect systematic changes in their occurrence …

Climate services involve the generation, provision, and contextualization of information and
knowledge derived from climate research for decision making at all levels of society. These …

Recent surveys show that the communication about climate change between science and
the public is severely disturbed. In this article we discuss this problem in focusing on both …

Climate information services (CIS) can reduce climate vulnerability by enhancing
information access, knowledge exchanges, and networks. Central to CIS is the need to …

Municipalities are important actors in the field of local climate change adaptation.
Stakeholders need scientifically sound information tailored to their needs to make local …

This article addresses the appropriate place for and design of climate services drawing upon
a case study of three different forms of climate service delivery in a coastal landscape in …

This special symposium grew out of a workshop held in Hamburg in 2011 (Krauss and von
Storch 2012) and of a long-term interest in climate research as post-normal science. A …

This paper explores how climate services are framed in the literature and possible
implications for climate services' policies and projects. By critically exploring the frames …

> Context• This conceptual paper tries to tackle the advantages and the limitations that might
arise from including second-order science into global climate change sciences, a research …

This work includes the preparation of a document to support the delivery of the Fast Track
Activity (FTA) 2.2 on “Map** Climate Service Providers within Europe”, which is a …