BRACE | Resources

Resources from the project on the Benefits of Reduced Anthropogenic Climate changE (BRACE) are listed below.

BRACE Highlights Brochure

Results from the BRACE brochure were summarized in a four-page brochure. View the BRACE highlights brochure to learn more about the BRACE project.

BRACE Media Kit

Download the BRACE media kit.

BRACE in the News

World Faces Sharp Rise in Tropical Storm Damage Risk

Quantifying the benefits of cutting carbon

NASA data shows this May is hottest ever

High chance every summer will mark new record heat

Consequences of Climate Change: Expect Record-High Hot Summers in 50 Years

Future summers are going to be even hotter

Future summers could regularly be hotter than the hottest on record

Brace for warmest ever summers across the globe in 50 years

Boulder researcher sees frequent severe heat waves later in century

Searing Heat Waves Detailed in Study of Future Climate

Scientists conclude greenhouse gas reduction will decrease summer heat

BRACE Activities

BRACE authors have given talks and posters at numerous venues. A video of an NCAR seminar presentation by Brian O'Neill on the BRACE project is also available to watch.

Several BRACE authors also presented their work at the international scientific conference, "Our Common Future under Climate Change," in Paris July 7-10, 2015. Building on the results of IPCC 5th Assessment Report (AR5), the meeting addressed key issues concerning climate change in the broader context of global change and offered an opportunity to discuss solutions for both mitigation and adaptation issues. For detailed information on the 2015 Paris meeting, visit the conference event page.

BRACE Logo

The BRACE logo is available for download in several formats below. Contact Emily Laidlaw with questions or comments about the logo.

Further BRACE Work

Building on work from Done et al. (2016), the authors are applying their index of hurricane damage potential to real-time seasonal forecasting of hurricane damage. Published through NCAR's Capacity Center for Climate and Weather Extremes (C3WE), the seasonal damage forecasts support a major part of the C3WE mission to create actionable tools for improved management of and planning for weather and climate extremes.