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Four Ways to Get Involved in Science!

Academy of Natural Sciences

Urban or rural, in-person or online, there are communities, neighborhoods and networks everywhere getting involved in science, learning about the natural world around us and helping to make the world a better place — one small action at a time. Get Started Digitally and Learn! And you can join in, too!

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The Best “I Voted” Stickers on the Internet: My Favorite Displays of Voting Energy, Diversity, and Pride

Union of Concerned Scientists

As a science educator, I love any chance to represent my love for democracy and science. Berkeley Science Policy Group created an initiative called STEM Votes to increase the voter turnout among STEM students. Here are some of my favorites! New Jersey is homemade and practical Photo: Jason R. Back in 2016, the U.C.

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Countries failed to agree first steps on solar geoengineering at the UN. What went wrong?

Legal Planet

Back in 2019, at the last face-to-face Assembly, the Swiss proposed a resolution to assess the science and possible governance of ‘climate altering techniques’ aka geoengineering. Wider involvement The most striking development compared to 2019 was that this time around many more countries got involved.

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Asbury Woods Environmental Center Takes On Greater Erie City Nature Challenge April 26-29; Six Other PA Areas Participating

PA Environment Daily

This 4-day international community science event challenges us to explore the biodiversity around us. We encourage residents across Erie County to get outside, observe nature, and contribute to this massive scientific database. Asbury Woods is excited to organize our region’s third year of participation in the City Nature Challenge.

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Slippery Rock Watershed Coalition: Volunteers Make Jennings Environmental Ed Center Improving The Prairie Day A Success!

PA Environment Daily

Natalie is excited to be involved in a variety of watershed restoration projects and has had an interest in abandoned mine drainage ever since she completed an internship focusing on AMD pollution. She says her favorite part of the job so far is getting out in the field as well as meeting different watershed groups.

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Experts Take on Carbon Polluters in the Courtroom

Union of Concerned Scientists

Physical and social scientists are playing a critical role in the rapidly growing field of climate litigation, which—to be successful—must be informed by robust and powerful science throughout the entire legal process. They help judges and juries understand the science underlying key arguments in a case and determine a fact at issue.

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Why the IPCC 7th Assessment Matters

Union of Concerned Scientists

It’s essential that as policies and public awareness evolve, the science keeps pace, offering the latest policy-relevant insights to effectively combat climate change. While the global understanding of climate change is well-established, the world’s response remains sluggish. The view from our spot. Source: Delta Merner, UCS.