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2020

June, 2020

Carbon Digest #4: How does Carbon Cycle Science Inform Decisions?

Who are we? Know the Program Managers: Dr. Anna Karion, NIST
Quantifying emission reductions associated with the corona virus response
GLODAPv2.2020 release
Dr. Peter Marcotullio: SOCCR2 Expert appointed to for Fourth New York City Climate Change Assessment Panel
Submit your AGU Abstract & inform CCIWG deliberations: A Decade of Progress in Global Carbon Cycle Science
SOCCR2: Research Opportunities to Inform Decisions
News, Opportunities, Partnerships

NASA Carbon Monitoring System Research Call

Science Mission Directorate
NASA Research Announcement
Carbon Monitoring System
Solicitation: NNH20ZDA001N-CMS

Webinar: Research Funding Call 'Towards Sustainability of Soils and Groundwater for Society'

On 9 April 2020 the Belmont Forum launched a Collaborative Research Action on the theme: Towards Sustainability of Soils and Groundwater for Society.

Anti-Racism Statement from North American Carbon Program Science Community: Carbon Digest #3

Standing United Against Racism and Injustice

May, 2020

Carbon Digest #2 Released

Who are we? Know the Program Managers - Dr. Ken Mooney
What is the Carbon Cycle? SOCCR2 Authors speak.
News and Opportunities
How are you using SOCCR2?
Call for your COVID-19 Carbon Stories
Helpful links

NASA Interdisciplinary Research Call

*Excerpts cross-posted from NASA*

Congratulations to Dr. Paula Bontempi!

Paula Bontempi with Sandra Cauffman and Gyami Shrestha

CCIWG member Dr. Paula Bontempi has recently been appointed as Dean of the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography. Congratulations, Paula!

COVID-19 research resources

Some U.S. Carbon Cycle Science Program Pertinent Federal Guidance, Research & Funding Opportunities on Coronavirus (COVID-19)

 

NOAA

Newsletters from NACP and OCB

 

Inform the Arctic Research Plan

*Excerpts cross-posted from IARPC*

The Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee (IARPC) is currently looking for broad input on the structure, goals, and objectives of the Arctic Research Plan. Please share your ideas on the critical issues facing the Arctic and what research needs to be conducted to address those issues

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