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GEOENGINEERING: National Academies urge U.S. to study artificial cooling eenews.net/stories/106372… via E&E News

ENVS Prof Lisa Dilling @lisaD144 is a co-author on a new National Academies report on a solar geoengineering and governance research agenda out today! For more, read here: nationalacademies.org/news/2021/03/n…

#DayOfScience throwback - Science Communication is key! Sometime as scientists we get to talk with different groups about the science we are doing and why it is important. Here is a shot from a visit to the Hill (many years ago) with @jf_lamarque Science-A-Thon

Thrilled to visit with the Louisville Girl Scouts! Their passion, dedication and engagement is inspiring.

Yeah, this about sums up the last year in #Boulder County

The irony of a neighbor displaced by #marshallfire who now is displaced by #NCARFire is not lost but super sad nonetheless. #climatechange #fire #thissucks

Boulder County filed a motion requesting the dismissal of the lawsuit filed by Ceres, who bid on the PPDR. While this case proceeds, the implementation of the coordinated PPDR program for Marshall Fire survivors will continue. bit.ly/3KY6St0

Happy to share an early online release of a paper in BAMS: "An Interdisciplinary Approach to Evaluate Public Comprehension of the Cone of Uncertainty Graphic"! journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/… Scot Evans Luis Alberto Quiroga Cairo University of Miami Rosenstiel School UMSoC UM School of Education & Human Development

Inspired to hear about the amazing science at #NCAR #UCAR #NOAA #CUBoulder #CIRES and thankful for the funding to support it

Really enjoyed the 20th Swiss Climate Summer School, which could finally take place after being postponed since 2020! Great students & lecturers. Nice message from "science & values" team's survey: Values driving scientists most = curiosity & honesty. oeschger.unibe.ch/studies/summer…

"Going forward, we need to more strongly consider not only how we build our homes and communities, but also where we build them," writes @StephenMStrader. cnn.com/2022/09/29/opi…

"Hurricane Ian demonstrated that sometimes the worst-case scenario really does happen," write Cara Cuite and Rebecca Morss cnn.com/2022/10/06/opi…

People in coastal flood zones should read this. Storm surge is violent. Zack Sampson Bethany Barnes Kirby Wilson & Lauren Peace describe the litany of reasons one might stay in an evacuation zone and why you absolutely should not. tampabay.com/hurricane/2022…

Heading to #AMS2023? Add this interactive NOAA session to your list! We plan to share important NOAA transition knowledge to individuals in the #Weather Enterprise. Join us as we throw back the curtain! 🎙️Opening remarks: NOAA Research Dr. Steve Thur 🗣️Moderated by Rebecca Morss

Packing for Denver?🧐 Here's a 3-day forecast for a certain conference where a few scientists/meteorologists may attend. #COwx

A false report of a shooter at a school is despicable, no matter where it is. But to do it to #Boulder, where 10 people were killed only two years ago and police responded to a possible active shooter just two days ago, is just a special kind of cruel

.NOAA Weather Program Office Societal Data Insights Initiative–a groundbreaking effort to drive insights at the intersection of society and weather–is hiring! We’re seeking a talented, motivated **IT Project Manager** to lead SDII’s project team! Come join us! usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDet…

This is what a hurricane forecaster sees when a storm is on the way. On The Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything podcast, Ariana Aspuru visited the National Hurricane Center in Florida to learn how technology like drones are improving their forecasts. Listen🎧: on.wsj.com/3WbbzWE