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Research Spotlight: T-REX and the Quest for Sustainable Almonds
A meteorological field project is partnering with orchards to reduce water use in California’s dry climate California is one of...
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Impact and Reward
Recognizing Volunteer Month at AMS In the second of our two Volunteer Month posts, we hear from AMS volunteers about...
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Earth Day 2025
Science, Beauty, and Wonder in Uncertain Times By AMS President-Elect Alan Sealls From space, we see our home planet. Earth....
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Advancing the Enterprise
Recognizing Volunteer Month at AMS April is Volunteer Month! Thousands of people contribute their time and energy to the activities...
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Stand Up for NOAA Research — The Time to Act Is Now
The administration’s 2026 budget passback plan, currently under consideration, eliminates NOAA’s Oceanic and Atmospheric Research (OAR) Office and its 10...
AMS Programs, AMS Updates
Science Helps You Thrive: Strong U.S. Scientific Leadership Raises Us All
An open letter to Americans The administration is instructing all federal science agencies to plan for budget and staff reductions...
AMS Updates
The U.S. Weather Enterprise: A National Treasure at Risk
A Statement of the American Meteorological Society U.S. leadership in scientific innovation is at risk due to the recent and...
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AMS Offers Direct Support to the Weather, Water, and Climate Community
From the AMS Executive Committee and Executive Staff Over the past week, we have seen significant changes, including actual and...
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Black History Month Spotlight: Alan Sealls
February is Black History Month. In this post, we spotlight the illustrious career of AMS’s president elect, Alan Sealls. Sealls...
AMS Programs
Bridging Science, Engineering, and Policy: Lessons from the AMS Climate Policy Colloquium
By Dr. Michael Akinwumi, Chief AI Officer, National Fair Housing Alliance and 2024 Rita Allen Civic Science Fellow, Eagleton Institute...
