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The AGU Science and Society (SY) section works to (1) support and grow a community that actively facilitates stronger connections between societies and Earth and space sciences and (2) foster innovations within AGU that better enables discoveries and solutions in the geosciences to benefit humanity.

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Announcements

  • Student and Early Career Member Spotlight

    5 months ago
    Posted in: Science and Society Executive Committee

    Hello Science and Society Members, We are excited to announce our second student and early career highlight. This month we are featuring  Ian Bolliger ...

  • Student and Early Career Member Spotlight

    6 months ago
    Posted in: Science and Society Executive Committee

    Hello Science and Society Members, We are excited to announce a new initiative to highlight the science and society work of our student and early career ...

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The Bridge: AGU Science Policy Blog

  • Biden’s first 30 days in office: what it’s meant for science

    President Biden campaigned on bringing science back to the center of policy. Knowing this, AGU shared a First 100 Days Memo with the Biden-Harris Transition team, laying out key priorities for climate change, the role of science, and a strong, diverse...

  • A new webinar & new opportunity to engage U.S. policymakers

    2021 has brought with it a new Congress and a new U.S. administration, which means new opportunities to engage policymakers and share with them the value of the Earth and space sciences. Join our upcoming webinar Whether you are new to science policy...

  • Join us in welcoming your new Members of Congress

    The 117th Congress was sworn in on 3 January and has already been busy laying out priorities and drafting legislation. Join us on 25-29 January and reach out to your new member of Congress, follow them on social media, introduce yourself and let them...

  • A new Congress and a new administration: what to expect in 2021

    The year 2020 was monumental for U.S. elections: more than 159 million people voted, the highest number ever recorded in an election. President Joseph R. Biden’s win was certified on 6 January by Congress. Already, President Biden has shared his priorities...
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