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
Date: Wednesday, December 6, 2023 at 2pm EDT
The competition lead will hold an additional informational webinar which will provide general information about feedback provided on letters of intent, as well as full application requirements.
The competition lead will hold an informational webinar which will provide information on the competition, the letter of intent, and application requirements.
FY24 NIDIS Coping with Drought Informational Webinar: Competition Overview Read More »
President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act will support NOAA’s efforts to work with tribal nations in the West with drought challenges and opportunities
NIDIS and the US Bureau of Reclamation are partnering to develop the CADP platform which will support drought resilience by ensuring equitable access to high quality science and data to improve assessments of drought risk and vulnerability, that account for climate change impacts.
The NIHHIS team will host a webinar to share information about the NIHHIS FY24 IRA notice of funding opportunity and hold a Q&A.
NIHHIS FY24 IRA NOFO Webinar Read More »
CPO entered an informal MOA with FEMA’s Office of Response and Recovery to develop national-level guidance to FEMA officials.
FEMA Climate Change Planning Guidance for Response and Recovery Read More »
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.
National Integrated Heat Health Information System FY2024 Funding Opportunity Read More »
With 10 of the largest California wildfires occurring in the last 20 years—five of which occurred in 2020 alone—scientists are asking if man-made climate change is to blame.
Is Man-Made Climate Change to Blame For Record-Breaking Forest Fires in California? Read More »
