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 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 »
Recruiting and training the next generation, addressing DEIA, regional partnerships.
NOAA engages diverse students at SACNAS Read More »
Frank Niepold will be speaking at the DOE funded Inclusive Energy Innovation Prize Summit.
The conference, convened from September 20-22, provided an opportunity for the community to shape the 10 ‘must-have’ outcomes and ‘must-do’ actions that can accelerate the necessary transformations to a safe, just and habitable planet for all by governments, corporations and multilateral institutions.
The NOAA Climate & Global Change Postdoctoral Fellowship Program held a successful 2022 Summer Institute, fostering collaboration and idea sharing to improve research and actionable science.
This July, NOAA’s CEE Division will support the 2022 Summer Institute for Climate Change Education, contributing to climate change literacy for educators across the nation.
The NOAA’s Climate Education Program will be joining other state leaders at the 2022 Annual Meeting to develop multi-state collaboratives to advance Climate Change Education.
The CPO-funded CLEAN Program reviews climate resources to provide the most updated and rigorously reviewed educational materials for educators to build curriculum. The work of the CLEAN team is actively bridging the accessibility gap in climate and energy education.
CPO-funded CLEAN Program Begins 18th Annual Review Read More »
CPO’s participation in this April 20 event will help build governors’ staff understanding of how to use climate information in building resilience.
Amber Liggett is the last featured speaker of the Millersville University of Pennsylvania Center for Disaster Research and Education Virtual Seminar Series for Spring 2022. Amber will discuss how emergency managers can better manage environmental hazards by explaining the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit’s Steps to Resilience.