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SCIPP RISA celebrates new logo, website

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Climate Adaptation Partnerships Program

The Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program (a RISA program) is celebrating its re-designed SCIPP website. Over the past year the SCIPP team worked to simplify and make the site more functional. They also have a new logo and look. Much of the content on the homepage has remained the same: news stories, webinar and briefing registration, Twitter feed, and links to the monthly newsletter, the Southern Climate Monitor. http://www.southernclimate.org/

To explore the new SCIPP website, visit: www.southernclimate.org

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