We are climate scientists committed to making the essentials of climate science accessible to a broad audience. We strive to build trust and partnership between our scientific community and the larger public we serve.
We share a common right to hear the evidence.
OUR TEAM
Our team travels to communities across the United States, giving the public an opportunity to meet and put their questions to climate scientists face-to-face.
Nadir Jeevanjee studies the physics of clouds, radiation, and climate. He holds a Ph.D. in Physics from UC Berkeley, and is currently a Harry Hess Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Geosciences Department of Princeton University, where he is also affiliated with Princeton's Department of Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences and the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory.
Harry Hess Post-Doctoral Fellow
Princeton University
Nadir Jeevanjee
Jake Seeley is an Environmental Fellow at the Harvard University Center for the Environment, where he studies the climate of Earth and other planets. He earned his Ph.D. in Earth and Planetary Science from UC Berkeley, and holds a B.Sc. in Physics from Haverford College.
Environmental Fellow
Harvard University Center for the Environment
Jake Seeley
Aaron Match is a Ph.D. student studying Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at Princeton University. Aaron studies the processes that lead to the observed winds and chemical distributions in Earth’s stratosphere, which is the layer of the atmosphere that contains the protective ozone layer. Aaron earned a B.Sc. in Atmospheric Science at Cornell University.
Graduate Student
Princeton University
Aaron Match
Nathaniel Tarshish is a graduate student studying the physics of climate at UC Berkeley. Prior to graduate school, he earned a B.Sc. in Mathematical Physics from Brown University, and investigated ocean fluid dynamics as a researcher in Princeton University’s Department of Geosciences.
Graduate Student
UC Berkeley
Nathaniel Tarshish
Emma Ignaszewski supports Climate Up Close by crafting accessible communications tools that maintain scientific integrity. In the professional sphere, Emma works at the Good Food Institute, creating a sustainable, healthy, and just food system. She has a background in TEDx organizing, served as an AmeriCorps volunteer in Central New York, and earned a B.A. in English from Cornell University.
Communications Strategist
Emma Ignaszewski
A select few should not hold the keys to climate science. We all share a common right to hear the scientific evidence and reach our own independent judgments. But on climate change, the American public is rarely presented with a fair hearing of the facts.
Instead, the national conversation too often revolves around the opinions of politicians, not the people.
Our principles are rooted in transparency, opportunity & inquiry.
Climate Up Close was founded by climate scientists to ensure that the doors of opportunity remain open, and that all can participate in the scientific inquiry into our climate.
Climate Up Close is apolitical and policy-neutral. We are financially independent; our funding comes from small donations.
