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About CIRES
CIRES is committed to collaboration, that is, to working with other environmental scientists, researchers, and educators as well as students, industry leaders, and policy and decision makers, to produce scientific results in service to society. We count discovery, including idenfication of the "Nuclear Winter" theory, discovery of the Antarctic ozone hole, and detection of the disintegration of Antarctic ice shelves among our many accomplishments and awards.

At CIRES, we study Earth...
Our brochure provides a concise introduction to CIRES and the research being done within and across the Institute's science divisions.

History
Since 1967, CIRES has provided a productive setting for collaborative research and teaching in the wide-ranging disciplines of the environmental sciences.

Structure/Governance/Planning
We aspire to be a community of scholars working to create and maintain a center of excellence in environmental science and education.

CIRES Directors
Konrad Steffen began his service as the Director of CIRES in 2005. The Director is the executive officer of CIRES and is responsible for its administration and leadership.

CIRES Fellows
CIRES is governed by a Council of Fellows, which serves as the institute's board of directors, sets overall policy and directions for CIRES, and recommends to the University and NOAA the appointment of the CIRES Director.

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An internationally recognized leader in innovative environmental science and research,
CIRES is jointly sponsored by the University of Colorado at Boulder
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