Did you miss our recent webinar that highlighted strategies to address climate change impacts while prioritizing social equity in resource management and funding allocations? Speakers from US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, and U.S. Census Bureau shared their knowledge, tools, and resources. Check it out the summary and recording >>> https://lnkd.in/ezAfkhEN
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In our #Readoftheweek, Michael Gonsior, Professor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, shares insights on the role of analytical science in climate change – why science needs a seat at the policy table. 🌎 https://ow.ly/aGWi50UhFgi #ClimateChange #AnalyticalScience #ClimateCrisis #ClimateAction #ScienceForChange
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How do we ensure the most vulnerable communities benefit from climate initiatives? Dr. Cecilia Martinez's article, "Mapping the Path to Climate and Environmental Equity," reveals how climate and economic justice screening tools are game-changers for identifying and supporting vulnerable communities. This report by The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine and the Bezos Earth Fund integrates complex data with lived experiences to drive real impact. See how we’re making strides toward a more equitable future: https://bit.ly/3WTktu6.
Mapping the Path to Climate and Environmental Equity
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Chicago is recognized as an urban heat island, a phenomenon where cities are warmer than the surrounding areas. Max Berkelhammer, a climate expert and associate professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois Chicago, shared insights on ABC 7 Chicago about the increasing temperatures in Chicago, new technologies and practical measures individuals can take to stay cool during the hot summer. Watch the interview here: https://lnkd.in/gfd3vMPs #UIC #Chicagosummer #EnvironmentalSciences
Part 2 - Our Chicago: Heat in the city and Possible Impact
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it is a 5-years report showing where we are. in SOIL Health in Europe.
On 22th October 2024, the EU Science, Research and Innovation soil team will present the long-waited new report on European soil status🤩🤎 How European soils are doing? What are main threats? What main challenges and opportunities? You’re still on time to attend the online event! Free registration➡️ https://lnkd.in/d6bpZGyF European Commission EU Environment and Climate European Environment Agency PANOS PANAGOS Arwyn Jones Cristiano Ballabio Piotr Wojda Diana Vieira Arthur Fendrich Elise Van Eynde Calogero Schillaci Cristina Arias-Navarro Felipe Yunta Mezquita Nils Broothaerts Timo Breure
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We identified and evaluated pond BMP integrating remote sensing and hydrological model under future climate scenarios. Pleased to share our paper published this morning. #waterresources #environmentalmodeling #hydrology #waterquality #machinelearning
Hello world, we respectfully request that you dedicate a few minutes to reading our innovative and highly influential science-driven article published in the Journal of Environmental Management, which is a premier, peer-reviewed journal advancing environmental management. Our study employs machine-learning approaches to evaluate the efficacy of pond BMP amidst projected climate change scenarios. Thank you, Dipesh Nepal for your dedication! Article is available at: https://lnkd.in/eMyHRdha Front copy of the article:
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On Tuesday, November 12th, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy released a National Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR) Research Strategy. In line with US mCDR research goals established in President Biden’s Ocean Climate Action Plan, the Strategy establishes a path to advance ocean climate action while also acknowledging the many uncertainties and knowledge gaps surrounding mCDR research. The Strategy outlines key objectives for public and private mCDR research vital to increasing community engagement, ensuring research transparency, and determining whether various approaches are safe, ethical, and effective at scale. Read the Research Strategy, encourage others to learn more about the potential risks and benefits of mCDR research, and call on our lawmakers to ensure any field trials are properly vetted with appropriate safeguards to protect our marine life and communities. #OceanClimateAction Continues! Don't Give Up the Fight! https://lnkd.in/egkH6a_i
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Last month, UCSD alumna and Climate Science Alliance team member, Paula Ezcurra, presented at the 2024 Triton Leaders Conference under the theme “Embracing Equity: Perspectives on Environmental Justice.” Learn more on our blog!
Climate Science Alliance presents at UCSD Triton Leaders Conference
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Save the date! Join @canadianclimateinstitute on June 20 at 1 pm EDT, as we explore how Indigenous perspectives strengthen the impact and effectiveness of climate policy in our annual Indigenous Perspectives roundtable with CIER : Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources, featuring the authors of the 3 new case studies. Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources, Inc. Register https://bit.ly/3R0OFjt
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so important to lift up Indigenous voices in the area of Climate action, knowledge sharing.
Save the date! Join @canadianclimateinstitute on June 20 at 1 pm EDT, as we explore how Indigenous perspectives strengthen the impact and effectiveness of climate policy in our annual Indigenous Perspectives roundtable with CIER : Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources, featuring the authors of the 3 new case studies. Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources, Inc. Register https://bit.ly/3R0OFjt
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🌎 The Fifth National Climate Assessment was recently released providing important insights into climate change impacts, risks, and responses. 💡 Interested in learning more about climate change and related health inequities? Join a webinar on Tuesday, March 12, 11 a.m, to hear from various experts in climate change and human health! Learn more 👇
We're co-hosting a webinar series on the Southeast Chapter of the 5th National Climate Assessment with our friends and colleagues at Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center, Southeast Sustainability Directors Network, Southern Environmental Law Center, and Groundwork! Join Claudia Brown and Jeremy Hoffman, Ph.D. on March 12 at 11am Eastern as they host Jordan Clark, PhD, Ginger Clough, MPH, BSN, BA, and KeShaun Pearson in a conversation on climate change and human health! Registration is free, but required. Webinar will be recorded. go.ncsu.edu/keymessage2
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