Advancing scientific understanding of climate, improving society’s ability to plan and respond
Advancing scientific understanding of climate, improving society’s ability to plan and respond
Faiths4Future, a nonprofit multi-faith organization, hosts regular “Climate Cafe” conversations with faith leaders across the nation to help them understand the causes and effects of global warming, and how they might encourage people to take positive actions.
Starting this month, Gillen will begin working on CPO’s Hot Items as CEE’s new University of Maryland Intern.
Introducing New CEE Intern Gillen Curren Read More »
In addition to the symposium on February 10, Frank will also be meeting with members of Ohio State’s Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center and community leaders on February 9 to discuss climate and workforce development.
The report calls attention to many of NOAA’s climate-related educational accomplishments, many of which included work by the CEE Division.
Climate work highlighted in the Fiscal Year 2022 NOAA Education Accomplishments Report Read More »
This interagency effort will result in the document’s first update since 2009, a highly necessary task given the advances in climate science and shift in public awareness and capacity to make informed decisions.
The article summarizes the outcomes of a set of online training sessions that were designed to improve general climate literacy among health professionals and to encourage effective doctor-patient communications about how climate change impacts human health.
New journal article on climate literacy training for health professionals Read More »
The CEE Division continues to support FEMA National Exercise Division training requests for every region in the nation. This activity will run through calendar year 2023.
Ned Gardiner to present at FEMA Region 9’s Local Mitigation Planning Workshop Read More »
This presentation supports CPO’s goals of outreach, education, and sharing information so decision-makers can make informed decisions using the most current climate knowledge.
Learn how the CMRA portal and Assessment Tool can assist communities in understanding their exposure to common climate hazards, now and in the future.
More than 10 CPO staff, research team members, and interns will attend and present on climate-related topics at the 2023 American Meteorological Society (AMS) meeting. The presentations represent a total of 19 abstracts. As leaders in the field, some of the staff will lead sessions and town halls while others are supporting authors. See the full list of CPO presentations at AMS below.