News and Opportunities

(Unless otherwise noted, all news pieces were written by Gyami Shrestha.)

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2020

August, 2020

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
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July, 2020

Expression of Interest (EOI): SMD call for Augmentations and Funded Extensions

*Excerpts shared by NOAA CCIWG member and cross-posted from NOAA.gov*
 

*Shared by DOE*

The U.S. Department of Energy report on the Free-Air CO2 Enrichment Experiments (FACE) Results, Lessons, and Legacy

*Shared by USDA NIFA*

Applications for the USDA NIFA AFRI Foundational and Applied Science Program for both FY 2021 and FY 2022 are now being requested.

The deadlines and Letter of Intent requirements vary by program, so be sure to note that as you peruse the RFA.

The Bioenergy, Natural Resources, and Environment (BNRE) Program is broadly applicable to agroecosystems, soils, and climate change.

*Cross-posted from globalchange.gov and USGCRP email blast*

Submit your AGU Abstract: Inform CCIWG Deliberations

June, 2020

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

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

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