Annual mean temperature in Romania, 1901–2023, relative to 1961–1990 · Data: CRU TS4.08 via the World Bank Climate Knowledge Portal
We study how a changing climate and human behaviour shape one another — from atmospheric extremes to attitudes, economies and memory. This is the centre's shared question.
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Annual mean temperature in Romania, 1901–2023, relative to 1961–1990 · Data: CRU TS4.08 via the World Bank Climate Knowledge Portal
From the physics of extremes to the sociology of adaptation and the culture of environmental memory: the Centre of Excellence for Climate and Societal Changes (CECSC) unites six Romanian research institutions in one interdisciplinary centre. Drawing on the natural sciences, the social sciences and the humanities, we produce research and evidence for a society facing a changing climate — and we carry it to policymakers, educators and the public.
Climate research usually stops at the data. We continue into the human world: climatologists, sociologists, economists and humanists working as one centre, across six partner institutions.