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"By actively participating in the policy process, scientists can contribute their expertise & help shape policies that address all aspects of science...”

Natasha Dacic shares the importance of #sciencepolicy in her blog about the AMS Colloquium: bit.ly/wildfiresSPC...

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A flyer for the AMS 2025 Science Policy Colloquium, showing an image of the U.S. Capitol building and a group of people in business attire discussing science-policy issues. The date of the event is June 1-6, 2025 and is located in Washington DC.

Are you interested in putting your science into action and making a difference in the future of U.S. science-policy?

Join us this June in Washington DC for an immersive introduction to the U.S. policy process - our 25th annual Science Policy Colloquium! ⚡

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The American Meteorological Society (AMS) Policy Program is thrilled to be joining @bsky.app ! 🌎👋

The AMS Policy Program promotes understanding and use of science and services relating to weather, water, and climate.

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