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On April 8, join the NAM third annual Climate and Health Summit to explore the latest insights, innovations, and opportunities at the intersection of climate and health. Be part of advancing solutions and engage with health leaders! ow.ly/Jybh50YrXVW #ClimateActionforHealth

When women contribute to science, the quality of output improves. This Women’s History Month, revisit a conversation on the role of women in climate science and leadership. 👩‍🔬 Watch: ow.ly/MpUV50YpR7H #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInSTEM #ClimateAction

Nearly three-quarters of the seafloor remain unmapped. Join @theNASEM for the 27th annual Roger Revelle Lecture, where Dr. Larry Mayer will explore the technologies transforming global ocean mapping. Register: ow.ly/awai50Ym0Ul

In a Climate Conversation hosted last April, we explored the interconnected challenges facing corals and the need for holistic responses that integrate research, restoration, policy, and science communication. Read the article to learn more: ow.ly/ncpe50Ykm2q

📣Virginians! Join us Mar 27 for a hybrid symposium on advancing flood resilience in VA, hosted with the Virginia Academy of Sciences & UVA Engineering. Panels on urban and rural flooding. In-person space limited! 9AM-5PM ET + reception. Register: ow.ly/v4HS50YhgHA

ICYMI: The recording from our 50th Climate Conversation is now available! 🌍📺ow.ly/JLSY50Ye22v From science communication to local action across the DMV, catch up on insights from our milestone event. #ClimateConversations50

Join us for Climate Conversations: D.C. Crossroads on February 10th! Panelists will discuss the science communication landscape and local climate action as we celebrate the 50th event in our Climate Conversations series! 🎉 ▶️ Register to attend: ow.ly/xwAT50YbR1S

🌳 Join us on February 10th for a panel on Climate Action Leadership in the DMV. Register today! ow.ly/OscN50Y4Z4R #ClimateConversations50 #ClimateAction #DC #Maryland #Virginia

🔊 Join us on February 10th for a panel on Connecting Communities to Trusted Science Information. Register today! ow.ly/zMyA50Y5c7j #ClimateConversations50 #ScienceCommunication #ClimateCommunication

We're looking forward to our 50th Climate Conversation. Register today to join us for Climate Conversations: D.C. Crossroads on February 10! 🎉ow.ly/U8Gj50XXpIp

Climate Crossroads is celebrating our 50th Climate Conversation, D.C. Crossroads! 🎉 Join us for dynamic discussions on the science information and climate action landscape. Register today: ow.ly/l1fx50XSYXn

Grateful for all who engaged with Climate Crossroads in 2025! Your support drives innovation in decision making and builds resilience in the face of climate challenges. We're inspired by this community and excited to continue our mission in 2026.

The 4th Ramanathan #ClimateConversation explored the drivers and impacts of air pollution in India. Learn more about the complex dynamics and actions needed to address this critical and timely issue. 💡 Discover highlights: ow.ly/b3Rl50XLuNO

This October, the National Academies’ Climate Crossroads Initiative, CSU’s Climate Hub at Spur, and the Institute for Science & Policy led a science-informed training for Colorado policy staff on agricultural climate resilience. 🌱 Learn more: ow.ly/vcZJ50XKwFq

🌍 As demand for high-quality Earth observation data grows, so does the need for strong governance and innovation. The National Academies brought together experts for a 2-day workshop on the future of Earth observations—now available to watch. ▶️ow.ly/8y1Y50XJHga

Innovations in AI could improve our ability to make decisions surrounding climate resilience and mitigation. Register now for a hybrid workshop with @theNASEM on January 13-14, 2026 to discuss how AI can inform climate action: ow.ly/sMmf50XHuYH

This #GivingTuesday, support Climate Crossroads—a National Academies initiative uniting trusted experts to advance science-based solutions for a resilient, sustainable future. Be part of the solution: ow.ly/Q8hy50XAgGu

At a recent Climate Conversation, Lauren Wustenberg, former Congressional staffer and Climate Crossroads Congressional Fellow, shared insights on how policymakers can engage with scientists to support evidence-based decisions. Watch here: ow.ly/koSN50XrRgv

At the Greater Baltimore Climate Summit, Ben Zaitchik & Lauren Wustenberg explored how science can inform policymaking- a powerful reminder that collaboration between scientists & policymakers drives evidence-based decisions. Watch: ow.ly/cbnV50XoA0j #SciencePolicy

We’re excited to bring together Ben Zaitchik of Johns Hopkins University and Lauren Wustenberg of Fork Legal Design, a former National Academies Climate Crossroads Congressional Fellow, for an important discussion at Greater Baltimore Climate Summit this Monday!