NIHHIS FY24 IRA NOFO Webinar
The NIHHIS team will host a webinar to share information about the NIHHIS FY24 IRA notice of funding opportunity and hold a Q&A.
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
The NIHHIS team will host a webinar to share information about the NIHHIS FY24 IRA notice of funding opportunity and hold a Q&A.
CPO entered an informal MOA with FEMA’s Office of Response and Recovery to develop national-level guidance to FEMA officials.
Today, the Department of Commerce and NOAA announced a $5 million funding opportunity through President Biden’s Investing in America agenda to help communities address extreme heat, which is growing in intensity due to the climate crisis and affecting millions of Americans.
In FY24, NIHHIS is offering funding opportunities under 2 competitions to expand creation and implementation of actionable, place-based climate information for community heat resilience by creating new NIHHIS Centers of Excellence.
This meeting is part of the beginning of DOT engaging with NIHHIS and working more closely with NOAA on climate tools and resources for heat resilience.
The NIHHIS Heat Safety social media campaign is a federal collaboration on heat communication to raise awareness about the risk of extreme heat, and to provide audiences with information about preparedness and actions to take to prevent heat-related illnesses and death.
The NIHHIS National Meeting is an interagency effort to address heat and health across all timescales by engaging decision makers and empowering communities with the resources and network to address heat.
The award winning, NOAA-created, Washington D.C. Urban Heat Island Virtual Reality application brought together a multi-LO team to produce a cutting edge new application to teach people about urban heat in a novel format, reaching audiences at the UNFCCC COP, AMS Annual, AGU Fall, and Esri Fed GIS conferences.
This summer, NOAA and citizen scientists will map the hottest parts of 18 communities in 14 states across the country and in one international city.
The interview continues a series of articles in OAR’s 2023 Women’s History Month Campaign, highlighting accomplished women at NOAA working on climate resilience and building a climate-ready nation.