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Exploring the role of national weather services in climate change knowledge and communication: an international survey.
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This study investigates the roles, perspectives, and communication strategies of National Meteorological Services (NMS) concerning climate monitoring, climate change projections, and the attribution of meteorological phenomena to climate variations. Using a survey distributed to 131 of the 193 National Meteorological Services affiliated with the World Meteorological Organization, we explore how these entities contribute to and communicate about the science of climate change. The survey targeted their involvement in observing and recording climate data, making climate projections, attributing specific weather events to climate change, and their methods of communicating these issues to the public and government officials. Responses were received from 44 countries, reflecting diverse levels of economic development and capabilities in handling, and disseminating complex climate information. The results show a strong engagement in traditional meteorological tasks, with a varied approach to the scientific study of climate change effects and public communication strategies. This study highlights the critical role of NMS in climate change research and underscores the challenges they face in effectively communicating complex climate information, which is crucial for public understanding and policymaking.
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MOLINA, Tomàs and ABADAL, Ernest. Exploring the role of national weather services in climate change knowledge and communication: an international survey. Discover Atmosphere. 2024. Vol. 2. ISSN 2948-1554. [consulted: 22 of May of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/229081