Project Information The Carpe Diem - Western Water & Climate Change Project is a network of experts and decision makers committed to addressing the unprecedented challenge of climate change impacts on western water resources. Report from the Field: 2007-2009

Communications Reports Western Water & Climate Change Communications Guidelines, September 2009 Western Water & Climate Change Media and Polling Analysis, March 2009

Confluence: Carpe Diem Project News February 2010: Carpe Diem 2.0 December 2009: The current water and climate change crisis in the American West November 2009: Water, energy and climate change nexus in the West

Policy Briefs Peak Water, Peak Energy, Climate Crisis: The Collision Ahead. February 2010 The Headwaters: Climate Change, Water and National Forests in the West, July 2009 Federal Policy in Western Water & Climate Change, February 2009

Convening Summaries Federal Policy Convening — Las Vegas, March 2009 Re-thinking Storage in the Era of Climate Change — Denver, November 2008 Getting Ready: Western Water & Climate Change in the Southwest Convening — Albuquerque, May 2008 Western Water & Climate Change Convening — Seattle, November 2007

Project Updates Water is the New Carbon - Corporate Water Conference, October 2009 Report from the Field: 2007-2009, September 2009 Water and Smoke, July 2009 Cool Head in Hot Times, June 2009 What's the Public Thinking?, May 2009 Natural Resources Law Conference, April 2009 Corporate Water Footprint, December 2008 Dorothy Green, October 2008 Headwaters Summit, August 2008 Tipping Point Communities, July 2008

Other Project Information Situation Assessment, October 2008 Western Water Projects, July 2007

Other Resources on Western Water & Climate Change Western Water Assessment CLIMAS Climate Impacts Group Water Wired