‘Making Climate History’ – Oral History Interviews
As part of the Leverhulme Trust research project ‘Making Climate History’**, which ran from 2019 to 2025, I oversaw the oral history element of the project which enabled us to conduct interviews with eleven climate scientists, and one climate journalist, who were active in the science of climate change in the 1970s and early 1980s. […]
My 2009 ‘Climate Book of the Year’
Schneider,S.H. (2009) Science as a Contact Sport: Inside the Battle to Save Earth’s Climate. Washington, DC: National Geographic Society. 295pp. This essay continues my series of monthly posts in which I select one ‘climate’ book to highlight and review from one of the 44 years of my professional career in climate research (starting with 1984, […]
‘When Temperature Became Global: A Brief History of the World’s Most Important Index’
Yesterday, my colleague Sarah Dry and I submitted the full manuscript of our forthcoming book ‘When Temperature Became Global’ to Princeton University Press. Following peer review, and any subsequent revisions, the book will enter production later this year and should hit the bookstores in the first quarter of 2027. Here is a brief synopsis of […]










