(Unless otherwise noted, all news pieces were written by Gyami Shrestha.)
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The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) ’s Fast-Track Action Committee (FTAC) on Earth System Predictability (ESP) released a roadmap on Earth System Predictability.
In this issue:
Who are we and what are we planning? Come meet with us @AGU in December.
Nominate yourself for the U.S. National Climate Assessment - Deadline Nov 14
Thoughts on Virtual Meetings: AmeriFlux Annual Meeting Summary by Dr. Trevor Keenan
Reflections on First NASEM Ocean Carbon Dioxide Removal Committee meeting by Dr. Scott Doney
Overview of Community Climate Interventions Strategy (CCIS) Workshop
Virginia Tech University's State of the Carbon Cycle Class by Dr. Brian Strahm
Research Informing Decisions (SOCCR2): Carbon Observations and Measurements
Save the Date: Open Science Meeting of North American Carbon Program
News, Opportunities, Partnerships
Helpful links
*Cross-posted from USGCRP communication*
Remembering Dr. Ken Mooney
Save the Date: Open Science Meeting of the North American Carbon Program
Trillion Trees: U.S. Forests' Carbon Sequestration Potential (SOCCR2 Lead Author Spotlight, Dr. Grant Domke)
Research Informing Decisions (SOCCR2): Forests
News, Opportunities, Partnerships
Helpful links
Dr. Ken Mooney (NOAA) passed away suddenly in August 2020. Dr. Mooney was a beloved member, colleague and friend of the U.S. Carbon Cycle Science Program and Carbon Cycle Interagency Working Group (CCIWG).
Who are we? Know the Program Managers - Dr. Kathy Tedesco
COVID-19 Impacts of Global Ocean Carbon Monitoring - Dr. Kathy Tedesco
COVID-19 Impacts on Global Carbon Emissions - Dr. Ben Poulter
Ocean Acidification Impacts on Marine Ecosystems and Reliant Human Communities - Dr. Sarah Cooley
Research Informing Decisions (SOCCR2): Future of the Carbon Cycle
Inform the Fifth National Climate Assessment Structure and Development - Deadline August 10
News, Opportunities, Partnerships
Helpful links
Expression of Interest (EOI): SMD call for Augmentations and Funded Extensions
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