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SUMMARY:UCS: Uniting to Protect Science & Democracy
DESCRIPTION:Join UCS for the public launch of Science Rising\, a new initiative mobilizing the science community to speak out and take action against the administration’s anti-science and authoritarian actions\, while laying the foundation for reimagining federal science policy for the public good. \nUniting to Protect Science & Democracy: Science Rising National Launch Event\nDate: Wednesday\, June 3\nTime: 3:00–4:00 p.m. ET \nRegister today for the virtual kick-off. \nOur launch event will feature esteemed guests: \n\nArati Prabhakar\, PhD\, Former Director\, Office of Science and Technology Policy\, and Chief Science Advisor to the President\, Biden Administration\nErica Chenoweth\, PhD\, Leading Democracy Scholar; Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment & Academic Dean for Faculty Development\, Harvard Kennedy School; Faculty Dean of Pforzheimer House\, Harvard College\n\nUCS President and CEO Gretchen Goldman\, PhD\, will share remarks\, along with the leaders of Science Rising\, Matt Heid and Melissa Varga. \nJoin us as we stand united to protect the values we believe in: Science. Justice. Integrity. Democracy. And so much more. When we act together\, we are strong. We are powerful. And we are rising to meet this moment. Be part of it—register today.
URL:https://350santafe.org/event/ucs-uniting-to-protect-science-democracy/
LOCATION:On line\, United States
CATEGORIES:discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260604T110000
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SUMMARY:ClimateXchange: Defending Climate Policy
DESCRIPTION:Defending Climate Policy: Breakout Discussions with State Advocates\nAs climate policy rollbacks spread across the country\, states are left grappling with how to navigate an increasingly defensive policy landscape. From attacks on renewable energy to broader attempts to undermine climate planning and protections\, advocates and policymakers are working hard to maintain momentum garnered in previous years and protect communities from further backsliding. \nIn this participatory event\, we’re connecting attendees with policy experts to explore how states can defend against attacks on climate policy. First\, we’ll analyze anti-climate policy trends across the country\, before splitting into three breakout rooms to dive deeper into state-level case studies in the Southeast\, New York\, and Michigan. We’ll come back together at the end of the session for Q&A and discussion with other on-the-ground climate advocates. \nOur expert panel includes: \n\nRuby Wincele\, Policy & Research Manager at Climate XChange\nAbigail Franks\, Membership and Policy Manager at Southeast Climate & Energy Network\nJon Binder\, Executive Director of the Model Climate Laws Initiative\, a joint initiative of Columbia Law’s Sabin Center for Climate Change Law and Environmental Advocates NY\nCourtney Brady\, State Advocacy Director at Evergreen Action\n\nRegister
URL:https://350santafe.org/event/climatexchange-defending-climate-policy/
LOCATION:On line\, United States
CATEGORIES:discussion,webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260610T120000
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SUMMARY:ClimateXchange: How States Can Secure a Clean and Reliable Grid
DESCRIPTION:As our buildings and transportation become progressively electrified and new energy intensive facilities come online\, states must engage in robust planning to ensure this load growth is supplied by clean energy. Our transmission grid today is aging and fragmented\, but states have a variety of policy tools at their disposal to plan for a clean\, reliable\, and affordable energy future. These tools include the creation of transmission authorities\, which are state entities dedicated to facilitating the planning\, financing\, and stakeholder engagement of transmission infrastructure deployment\, and the development of energy resource zones\, which are strategic locations where energy resources like wind or solar are abundant and key infrastructure investments could connect them to the grid.We’ve convened a panel of experts to explore how states are using transmission authorities and energy resource zones to ensure clean energy resources can connect to the grid and deliver reliable\, affordable energy. Our speakers include: \n\n\n\nCathy Boies\, Director at Gridworks\nAbby Watson\, Co-Founder and President of The Groundwire Group\n\n\n\nRegister
URL:https://350santafe.org/event/climatexchange-how-states-can-secure-a-clean-and-reliable-grid/
LOCATION:On line\, United States
CATEGORIES:discussion,webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260616T120000
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SUMMARY:Project Drawdown: Conversation with Katharine Hayoe
DESCRIPTION:Where does climate action go from here?\nJoin Jonathan Foley\, Ph.D\, Executive Director of Project Drawdown\, for a conversation with renowned climate scientist and communicator\, Katharine Hayhoe\, Ph.D. \nFrom attacks on climate science by the current administration to the faltering of international climate negotiations and the rise of disinformation\, the past few years have presented unprecedented challenges for everyone working on advancing science-based climate solutions. \nKatharine and Jon will explore what it takes to connect across differences\, how to communicate climate science with accuracy and empathy\, and where in the world to look for meaningful action.  \nREGISTER NOW \nTheir conversation will unpack many common misconceptions about climate solutions\, discuss why breaking the “climate silence” and imagining a better future is so essential\, and why and how we talk about climate change may matter just as much as the science itself. \nAfter attending this conversation between two of the titans in the world of climate science and solutions\, you’ll come away equipped and inspired with new insights into how to catalyze change. \nYou don’t want to miss this Drawdown Ignite! 
URL:https://350santafe.org/event/project-drawdown-conversation-with-katharine-hayoe/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:discussion,webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260617T120000
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SUMMARY:Interactive Strategy Session: How Can We Better Support Your Climate Policy Work?
DESCRIPTION:Our team at Climate XChange is continually working to support the needs of professionals like you: advocates\, policymakers\, researchers\, and anyone seeking to advance state climate policy. But much of the climate and energy policy landscape has changed in the last year\, and we want to hear about how your needs have changed\, too. \nOur annual State Climate Policy Network Strategy Session is an informal\, interactive event where you can connect with other members of the SCPN and help guide the direction of our programs. We’d like to hear about your needs around overcoming policy obstacles\, collaborating with peers across states and silos\, and filling gaps in your network of support. We ask that all participants come ready to talk\, share ideas\, and connect with other members of the SCPN community! \nREGISTER TODAY
URL:https://350santafe.org/event/interactive-strategy-session-how-can-we-better-support-your-climate-policy-work/
LOCATION:On line\, United States
CATEGORIES:discussion,webinar
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SUMMARY:UCS: Danger Season Action Hour
DESCRIPTION:Across the United States\, communities are already facing worsening climate impacts during “Danger Season”—the period between May and October when extreme heat\, drought\, flooding\, wildfires\, and storms hit hardest. \nAnd these risks are being made worse by the Trump administration’s destructive agenda that is undermining our ability to forecast\, prepare\, and respond to climate and extreme weather disasters. \nThe Union of Concerned Scientists invites you to a Danger Season Action Hour on how the Trump administration’s attacks on crucial climate science and resilience policies are putting people at risk—and what you can do to fight back. \nDanger Season Action Hour: Defend Climate Science & Resilience Policies\nDate: Tuesday\, June 23\nTime: 7:30-8:30 p.m. ET \nRegister for the action hour today. \nFrom dismantling federal climate research programs to cutting funding for agencies such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Federal Emergency Management Agency\, recent Trump administration actions are eroding life-saving science and disaster preparedness programs. At the same time\, rising energy costs and economic pressures are leaving families less able to cope with climate extremes. \nAt this event\, UCS climate resilience expert\, Shana Udvardy\, will explain: \n\n\n\nHow attacks on climate science and resilience policies are undermining our ability to prepare for\, respond to and recover from climate and extreme weather disasters; and\nWhat these changes mean for your community.\n\n\n\nCampaign Manager Kate Cell and Senior Organizer Shabd Singh will explain: \n\n\n\nHow we can hold decision-makers accountable; and\nActions you can take right now to protect science and public safety.\n\n\n\nYour voice matters. Together\, we can push back against the Trump administration’s harmful policies\, defend science\, and protect communities that are facing growing climate risks.
URL:https://350santafe.org/event/ucs-danger-season-action-hour/
LOCATION:On line\, United States
CATEGORIES:discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260624T100000
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SUMMARY:UCS: Case Studies in Climate Litigation
DESCRIPTION:Scientists play critical roles advising legal teams as technical experts in climate lawsuits to hold governments and corporations accountable for their contributions to climate change. \nThe Union of Concerned Scientists invites you to join the Science Hub for Climate Litigation for a timely conversation on how scientists can engage in climate litigation. \nLearn how scientific experts can conduct robust and timely litigation-relevant scientific research\, help inform courts via amicus briefs and legal interventions\, and consult on cases or appear in court as expert witnesses. \nCase Studies in Climate Litigation\nDate: Wednesday\, June 24\nTime: 12:00-1:00 p.m. ET \nPlease register today to join the conversation. \nSpeakers: \n\n\n\nKelly Matheson\, Deputy Director of Global Strategy\, Our Children’s Trust\nAnders Carlson\, Senior Climate Scientist\, Our Children’s Trust\n\n\n\nHear from colleagues at Our Children’s Trust on their leadership in climate litigation from the local to international scale\, recent and ongoing case updates\, and implications for climate accountability in this political context. \nParticipants will gain an understanding of the current landscape for climate litigation and ways for experts to get engaged. \nPlease register today for this webinar on June 24.
URL:https://350santafe.org/event/ucs-case-studies-in-climate-litigation/
LOCATION:On line\, United States
CATEGORIES:discussion
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260624T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260624T140000
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SUMMARY:ClimateXchange: June National Policy Call
DESCRIPTION:Join advocates\, policymakers\, and researchers for a one-hour roundup of recent state-level climate policy wins\, challenges\, and other developments. Our monthly State Climate Policy Network National Call features on-the-ground updates from members in states across the country\, followed by a survey of notable state and federal policy actions from Climate XChange’s own experts. \nRegister here and spread the word to other climate policy actors who could benefit from cross-state collaboration\, and read more about the SCPN here.
URL:https://350santafe.org/event/climatexchange-june-national-policy-call/
LOCATION:On line\, United States
CATEGORIES:discussion
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