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What’s the Value of a Weather Forecast?

What’s the Value of a Weather Forecast?

December 20, 2024

Highlights from the CoFU2 study: Part 2 By Jeffrey K. Lazo This is part two of my summary of the...

How Does the U.S. Public Get its Weather Forecasts?

How Does the U.S. Public Get its Weather Forecasts?

December 16, 2024

Highlights from the CoFU2 Study: Part 1 By Jeffrey K. Lazo, PhD In 2006, I, my National Center for Atmospheric...

Successful Science Policy Means Advocating for People

Successful Science Policy Means Advocating for People

October 15, 2024

By Joseph Patton, Faculty Researcher for the Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center at the University of Maryland, College Park Note:...

Bill Hooke and Life on the Real World

August 14, 2024

A new NOAA oral history archive spotlights lessons from a life in science and policy William H. “Bill” Hooke, PhD...

Addressing Extreme Heat and Climate Change Adaptation
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Addressing Extreme Heat and Climate Change Adaptation

June 28, 2024

Reflections on the 2024 AMS Science Policy Colloquium By Jessica Stewart, MHA, MPH, student DrPH, The George Washington University Note:...

Changing Coasts and Culture
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Changing Coasts and Culture

March 7, 2024

AMS 2024 Session Highlight: “Convergence Science in the Context of Integrating Weather and Climate Science with Studies of Marine and...

AMS 2024 Session Highlight: Transition to Carbon-Free Energy Generation
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AMS 2024 Session Highlight: Transition to Carbon-Free Energy Generation

January 22, 2024

The AMS 2024 Presidential Panel Session “Transition to Carbon-Free Energy Generation” discusses crucial challenges to the Energy Enterprise’s transition to...

Building Community to Solve the Big Challenges in Weather, Water, and Climate
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Building Community to Solve the Big Challenges in Weather, Water, and Climate

October 27, 2023

Some thoughts following the AMS Summer Community Meeting By Isabella Herrera, AMS Policy Program How can the weather, water, and...

A Few Takeaways from the “State of the Climate in 2022”
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A Few Takeaways from the “State of the Climate in 2022”

September 6, 2023

Record-high greenhouse gases, sea levels, monsoons, and droughts—and a volcanic vapor injection By Michael Alexander, Lead, Atmosphere Ocean Processes and...

A Week in Washington for a Student Scientist

A Week in Washington for a Student Scientist

June 26, 2023

Guest post by Haven Cashwell, PhD Student and Graduate Research Assistant at Auburn University From my small hometown of Marshallberg...

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