2018 Government Shutdown: The Second in Five Years
For the second time in five years, congressional and presidential impasses have resulted in a shutdown of the federal government. … Read more
Eight years After the Haiti Earthquake, Progress and Challenges
By Anne Sheehan, AGU Seismology Section President-Elect, Professor of Geological Sciences, University of Colorado Boulder, and Fellow, Cooperative Institute for … Read more
2017 in Review: A Look at the State of Science Policy and What’s to Come
As 2017 began with a new administration in Washington, D.C., there was evidence that we could expect to face serious … Read more
Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler! 2017 Fall Meeting in New Orleans
It wasn’t your grandfather’s AGU that met this month in New Orleans for the first time. As in recent years, … Read more
Reflections on the #CDC7Words Issue
Central to AGU’s mission of promoting discovery in Earth and space science for the benefit of humanity is an adherence to the … Read more
AGU Council Recommends “Cool Science” at Fall Meeting
We are experimenting with the introduction of scientific “neighborhoods” – Earth Interior, Earth Covering, Beyond Earth, and Scientific Nexis – … Read more