This Premium Climate Web Roadmap is intended to point you to relevant resources that may be spread around the Climate Web, and to introduce you to the discussions and conversations occurring in this space. It is not intended to serve as a comprehensive analysis of the topic, or to present a “cohesive “story” with a proposed “right answer.” Our goal is to get you closer to actionable knowledge, not to tell you “the” answer to questions that usually don’t have “a” right answer.
You can access Premium Roadmaps through their Climate Sites, or within the Climate Web itself. As discussed in our introductions to the Climate Web like this one, exploring the Climate Web on-line is can be frustrating due to limitations of the on-line software. If you’re accessing the Climate Web on-line, this Roadmap can save you a lot of time by opening up the Climate Web to specific spots identified in the Roadmap. To radically accelerate your exploration, however, and to leverage the Roadmap more effectively, consider purchasing Premium Access (link at right) which lets you download a read-only copy of the Climate Web to your computer. Everything becomes MUCH faster and more powerful.
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Even though Roadmaps get you close to a lot of actionable knowledge, you’ll benefit from learning some of the Climate Web’s basic navigation tips and tricks. TheBrain software and therefore the Climate Web have very short learning curves, but they do exist. The CW FAQS/HELP thought is always pinned to the top of your screen in the Climate Web itself, and we‘ve included a short guide just below as well.