By: Janice R. Lachance, JD, FASAE
We have a promising update regarding the case for which AGU is one of the plaintiffs. In AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT..
Tag Archives: policy
By: American Geophysical Union
What You Didn’t Hear Last Night but Need to Know Last night, President Trump addressed a joint session of Congress...
What You Didn’t Hear Last Night but Need to Know Last night, President Trump addressed a joint session of Congress...
By: Janice R. Lachance, JD, FASAE
I am sharing an update to my January 27 From the Prow message regarding the Executive Orders and directives coming from..
I am sharing an update to my January 27 From the Prow message regarding the Executive Orders and directives coming from..
By: Lisa J. Graumlich
For the second time in the fiscal year 2025 appropriations cycle, the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have agreed..
For the second time in the fiscal year 2025 appropriations cycle, the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have agreed..
By: American Geophysical Union
We are pleased to announce the approval of three updated position statements that will help shape the future of climate..
We are pleased to announce the approval of three updated position statements that will help shape the future of climate..
By: Lisa J. Graumlich
Nearly halfway through the fiscal year, Congress has passed six spending bills for the remainder of FY24 that include budget..
Nearly halfway through the fiscal year, Congress has passed six spending bills for the remainder of FY24 that include budget..
By: Randy W. Fiser
In our special “Third Pod from the Sun” episode, featuring AGU Vice President of Meetings Lauren Parr and AGU Vice President of Science Policy and Government Relations Lexi Shultz, we talk about what is AGU, as an organization, doing to serve as an ally when it comes to our meetings and public policy.
By: Randy W. Fiser, Lexi Shultz
This Friday, 30 April, marks U.S. President Biden’s 100th day in office. The new administration has shown a strong commitment to science, including elevating the Office of Science and Technology Policy to a cabinet-level position, rejoining the Paris Agreement, committing to reducing U.S. emissions by about 50% below 2005 levels by 2030, as well as laying out how the administration will address the world’s climate crisis.
By: Randy W. Fiser
We applaud the Biden Administration’s steps to remedy these challenges, as well as the disproportionate health and environmental effects suffered by underrepresented minorities.
By: Randy W. Fiser
The Biden Administration is starting us on the right path to improve human and planetary health today and for future generations.
