Other Research Information
Funding Sources for Climate Change Research
State of California Funding for Climate Change Research
Given the interlinked, multi-dimensional nature of climate change impacts, California faces a very broad and complex set of issues requiring further research. To accommodate the breadth of research needs, the California Climate Change Center operates an "other" research branch to conduct vital projects that don't naturally fall within the three primary branches.
Topical guidance still derives from the California Energy Commission Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) Program's climate change research plan(s). Management support is provided by the University of California, Office of the President, which administers the competitive research grants program.
PIER Program Research Roadmaps
- Research Roadmap for Greenhouse Gas Inventory Methods (PDF file, 137 pages, 1.6 MB, July 2005)
- Climate Change and Health In California: A PIER Research Roadmap (PDF file, 116 pages, 2.2 MB, May 2005)
- PIER-EA Climate Change Research, Development and Demonstration Plan (PDF files, mulitple volumes, April 2003)
For current PIER Program funding solicitations, please go to:
- National Science Foundation Funding
- NOA Climate and Global Change Program for FY 2005
- Research and Development Funding in President's 2007 Budget (Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President)
Also see funding by the U.S. Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Agriculture, and other federal agencies and departments.
Oxford (U.K.) Environmental Change Institute