Join USGCRP and NNA1 authors on Nov. 6 and Nov. 8 as we discuss nature’s impact on cultural heritage and bright spots in nature in the U.S. www.globalchange.gov/our-work/nat...

Join USGCRP and NNA1 authors on Nov.4 as we discuss nature’s impact on climate change, risk resilience and security in the U.S. Register today: www.globalchange.gov/our-work/nat...

Join USGCRP and NNA1 authors on Oct. 31 as we discuss the effect of nature on equity and human health and well-being in the U.S. Register today: www.globalchange.gov/our-work/nat...

Join USGCRP and NNA1 authors on Oct. 30 as we discuss nature and its impact on the economy and future projections of drivers of change of nature in the U.S. Register today: www.globalchange.gov/our-work/nat...

Join USGCRP and NNA1 authors on Oct. 29 as we discuss frameworks and approaches for assessing nature; opportunities for nature in the U.S.; and future projections of drivers of change of nature in the U.S. Register today: www.globalchange.gov/our-work/nat...

Help shape the first ever National Nature Assessment (NNA1)! The public comment period for the Zero-Order Draft is open. Your comments will help us develop the assessment. We will be accepting comments from September 19 - November 21, 2024. For more information: www.globalchange.gov/notices/publ...

The start of public workshops for the First National Nature Assessment begins in Washington, DC. Join us as we discuss this new and exciting assessment, hosted by the Smithsonian! For more information and to register: www.eventbrite.com/e/nna1-washi...?

An open call for author nominations for IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Cities is now live through September 16, 2024. To learn more go to: www.globalchange.gov/notices/open...

Happening soon: the White House Climate and Health Forum will bring together key federal departments and agencies and private sector leaders to highlight federal achievements at the intersection of climate and health. View the livestream from 9-10:30am ET: pitc.webex.com/pitc/j.php?M...

USGCRP is looking for a Climate Change Mitigation Scientist to join us. This position works closely with the TSU Head and Head of Science. It provides high-level scientific support to address commitments of IPCC Working Group III. More information: careers.icf.com/us/en/job/R2...

USGCRP is currently looking to hire a Climate Change Mitigation Scientist, IPCC Working Group III Technical Support Unit. This position will be remote and requires EST hours. Please go to our website (www.globalchange.gov/about-us/joi...) for more details.

One day left to nominate authors and comment on the draft prospectus for the Sixth National Climate Assessment. If you've been thinking about it, now is the time! Find out how you can engage or participate by going to globalchange.gov/notices/call...

We are delighted to welcome Dr. Heidi Roop as our new Deputy Director for Services! Heidi will also serve as Assistant Director for Climate Services at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.  More information: www.globalchange.gov/our-work/ann...

The Sixth National Climate Assessment #NCA6 is underway, and our deadline for Author Nominations and Public Comment is approaching quickly on June 7th. Find out how you can engage or participate by going to www.globalchange.gov/notices/call...

The Sixth National Climate Assessment #NCA6 is underway, and our deadline for Author Nominations and Public Comment is fast approaching. Find out how you can engage or participate! www.globalchange.gov/notices/call...

EXCITING NEWS! We are happy to welcome Dr. Ariela Zycherman as Director of the NCA6. Ariela will oversee production of the U.S. government’s premier resource for communicating climate change risks, impacts, and solutions. For more information go to: www.globalchange.gov/our-work/ann...

TODAY! There's still time to register for the Social Sciences NCA6 webinar. In this webinar we will discuss opportunities for social scientists to contribute and become authors. More information: www.globalchange.gov/events/sixth...

We're hiring! www.ipcc.ch/2024/03/18/s...

Register for the Spanish-language #NCA5 webinar *tomorrow* about the Fifth National Climate Assessment Spanish translation and opportunities to contribute to #NCA6. us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

ICYMI - Here's a recording of the #NCA6 webinar about how you can comment and nominate authors for the Sixth National Climate Assessment. The deadline is June 7! www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ0_...

The Sixth National Climate Assessment #NCA6 is underway. Find out how you can engage or participate! www.globalchange.gov/notices/call...

Join us in two weeks for a Spanish-language webinar to share the #NCA5 Spanish translation and upcoming opportunities to participate in #NCA6. www.globalchange.gov/events/nca5-...

Today, we're announcing the availability of all chapters of the Fifth National Climate Assessment #NCA5 in Spanish. Este anuncio marca la primera vez que la NCA ha sido traducida al español en su totalidad. www.globalchange.gov/our-work/ann...

We are pleased to announce the selection of authors for the first-ever National Nature Assessment #NNA1. This amazing and diverse team from across the country brings deep experience and expertise. www.globalchange.gov/our-work/ann...

The Annual Greenhouse Gas Index (AGGI) is a measure of the capacity of Earth’s atmosphere to trap heat as a result of long-lived greenhouse gases. Thank to NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory for the data used in the USGCRP Indicator – find out more: www.globalchange.gov/indicators/a...

The concentration of chlorophyll is an indicator for the amount of photosynthetic plankton, or phytoplankton, present in the ocean. Thank to NOAA Fisheries and NASA for the data used in the USGCRP Ocean Chlorophyll Concentrations – find out more: www.globalchange.gov/indicators/o...

ART x CLIMATE explores big picture thoughts on the importance of art in advancing the climate conversation. Three of the artists are joining us -- Laura Tanner, Michael Snyder, and Ian Van Coller. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, April 1st at 3PM EST. Register here: globalchange.gov/events/nca5-...

Check out this new opinion article by USGCRP staff in PNAS: To be policy-relevant, future climate research must include the noncontiguous United States. www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

Exciting new science position now open working with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).  USGCRP is hiring a Staff Scientist for the IPCC Working Group III Technical Support Unit. The deadline for applications is April 16, 2024. careers.icf.com/us/en/job/R2...

The future of land use will depend on how the climate changes, how agriculture and energy technologies evolve, and how mitigation and adaptation are prioritized in land-use decisions. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on March 15th at 11am EST. globalchange.gov/events/

Degree days reflect changes in climate and are used as a proxy for the energy demand for heating or cooling buildings. Thank NOAA and U.S. Census Bureau for data that informs the USGCRP Heating and Cooling Degree Days Indicator – find out more: www.globalchange.gov/indicators/h...

To evaluate the impacts of climate change, it is essential to first understand the many ways in which our climate is changing. Join us for this NCA5 webinar, on March 12th at 3pm EST. globalchange.gov/events/

Climate change directly impacts the economy through increases in temperature, rising sea levels, and more frequent and intense extreme events. Join us for this NCA5 webinar, on March 4th at 2pm EST. globalchange.gov/events

Climate change directly impacts the economy through increases in temperature, rising sea levels, and more frequent and intense extreme events. Join us for this NCA5 webinar, on March 4th at 2pm EST. globalchange.gov/events

Off the Northeastern US, American lobster, red hake, and black sea bass have shifted northward by an average of 137 miles since the early 70s. Thanks to @NOAAFisheries for the data that informs the USGCRP Marine Species Distribution Indicator – find out more: www.globalchange.gov/indicators/m...

Climate change can worsen air pollution, including by increasing wildfire smoke and pollen, impacting human health and hampering efforts to reach air quality goals. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 28th at 3pm EST. globalchange.gov/events

The Northern Great Plains is experiencing unprecedented climate-driven extremes, including severe drought, floods, and wildfires. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 27th at 1pm MST. globalchange.gov/events

Climate change is threatening water resources, and compromising human health in the Southwest through drought, wildfire, intense precipitation, sea level rise, and marine heatwaves. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 23th at 11am PST. globalchange.gov/events

In the Northeast, extreme weather events and other climate-driven changes are shaping mitigation and adaptation efforts, such as coastal wetland restoration and changes in fishing behavior. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 22th at 4pm EST. globalchange.gov/events

The transportation sector is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the US. Although the sector faces increasing impacts from extreme weather, good practices can reduce these risks. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 21st at 4pm EST. globalchange.gov/events

Rising temperatures, extreme precipitation, drought, and other climate-related events in the Midwest are impacting agriculture, ecosystems, cultural practices, health, infrastructure, and waterways. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 20th at 1pm CST. globalchange.gov/events

Global climate change impacts are multifaceted and interconnected. It can contribute to political, economic, and social instability outside of US borders. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 16th at 10am EST. globalchange.gov/events

USGCRP's Billion Dollar Disasters Indicator shows, by year, the number of weather and climate disasters causing more than one billion U.S. dollars in direct losses. To learn more about this, go to www.globalchange.gov/indicators/b....

Adapting to a changing climate requires more than scientific information and understanding. Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 15th at 2pm EST. globalchange.gov/events

Social Systems are where climate change is created and experienced. Join us for the NCA5 webinars next week as we explore great topics, starting Feb 12th at 1pm EST. globalchange.gov/events

The American Climate Corps is a new initiative to train young people in high-demand skills for jobs in the clean energy economy. Please register to join the final listening session on Feb 1 @ 10am ET to learn more. www.whitehouse.gov/climatecorps/

A new generation is needed to ensure environmental protection. To do so, skills need to be built and shared with those interested. Join The White House virtual listening sessions about the American Climate Corps on Jan 25 @ 6PM EST to learn more! www.whitehouse.gov/climatecorps/

Agriculture, Rural Communities, and Food Systems are extremely important topics for the #NCA5. Join us at 4PM EST next week for the in-depth discussion. Be sure to register at www.globalchange.gov/events. If you missed any webinars, they can all be found at www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Next Week, at 11am AKST (3pm EST), we kick off the week the #NCA5 Webinar series following the beautiful Alaska. Be sure to register at www.globalchange.gov/events. If you missed any webinars, they can all be found at www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Join us next week as we pick back up on the #NCA5 Webinar series with talks about the Northwest Region of the United States. Be sure to register at www.globalchange.gov/events?topic.... If you missed any webinars from last year, they can all be found at www.youtube.com/playlist?lis....