Science Policy

Connecting Close to Home: Engaging Federal Policymakers in Your Community
Fri., 16 July, Noon–1 p.m. EDT
In this webinar, government relations experts will discuss how to schedule and prepare for a meeting with a congressional office in your community, as well as highlight other ways to engage your policymakers in your community. Learn more and register.

CATCHING FIRE: The Growing Onslaught of Wildfires and Post-Fire Landslides in the U.S.
Fri., 4 June, Noon–1 p.m. EDT
The Congressional Hazards Caucus and Hazards Caucus Alliance present this virtual briefing, which will explore the need for science-informed policies and strategies necessary to adapt to current and future wildfire and landslide hazard scenarios. Learn more and register.

Concise & Memorable: Creating an Effective Policy One-Pager
In this webinar, we will cover the key components of a good one-pager and how legislative offices use one-pagers. Learn more and register.

Times are Changing: How the New Biden Administration and 117th Congress are Addressing Climate Change
Since Inauguration Day on 20 January, 2021, the Biden Administration has focused on addressing the climate crisis.

Energizing the Nation: The Energy Act of 2020 becomes Law
In December 2020, the 116th Congress successfully passed an omnibus package, including the first “major modernization of our nation’s energy policy in 13 years.”

Sliding through Congress: The National Landslide Preparedness Act becomes Law
The National Landslide Preparedness Act became law in January, authorizing funds for a National Landslide Hazards Reduction Program and a national 3D elevation program.