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Sometimes the unplanned sessions are the best. We hijacked a session where the organizers did not show up and turned it into a sharing of experiences from the (large) audience. People lining up to share. SO GOOD!

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Hurricane Melissa is headed towards the Caribbean islands of Jamaica and Cuba after undergoing extreme rapid intensification over the weekend to reach peak intensity and Category 5 status.

Map from the National Hurricane Center showing the projected path of Hurricane Melissa as of Monday, October 27, 2025, 2 PM EDT. The hurricane is currently located south of Cuba with maximum sustained winds of 175 mph, moving west-northwest at 3 mph. The forecast cone shows the storm moving north through the Caribbean and then northeast into the Atlantic toward Bermuda. Areas under hurricane warnings are shaded red, tropical storm warnings in blue, and hurricane watches in yellow. The map includes time stamps marking the hurricane’s expected positions through Saturday, November 1.

The delay in granting the disaster declaration for #Alaska after #Halong follows a disturbing trend by the Trump administration to delay requests and reimbursements and a trend of wondering, where exactly is #FEMA? blog.ucs.org/shana-udvard...

What if Disaster Strikes as FEMA Is Debilitated by the Trump Administration?

My top concerns on FEMA's ability to respond to a major disaster.

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@ucsshana.bsky.social · 10mo ago

After Ex-Typhoon #Halong hit #Alaska on Oct.12 w/hurricane-force winds & floods, devastating remote villages & evacuation of ~1,800 people, Gov. Dunleavy had to fly to DC to get Pres. Trump to grant a disaster declaration unlocking $25M in critical relief. www.alaskasnewssource.com/2025/10/22/h...

📅 Mark your calendars! The 16th Annual Creating a Climate for Change Conference is October 24–25 in Florence SC. Theme: “Keep Striving, Keep Thriving: The Next Chapter Begins!” Register here and join us 👉 www.eventbrite.com/e/2025-creat... #ClimateForChange #CommunityResilience

2025 Creating a Climate for Change Conference

Working together to bring community-led solutions to our communities so that we all have a means of enduring and surviving climate impacts.

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Calling all US meteorologists and climate scientists! Starting May 28th, colleagues will be holding a marathon livestream to share their work with the public and show why the services they provide should not be cut. Learn more & sign up to speak here: wcstreamathon.netlify.app

The Weather & Climate Livestream

Join us starting May 28th, as meteorologists and climate scientists from across the US share their research and answer your questions.

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In our first 2025 #DangerSeason post, Dr. Juan Declet-Barreto examines how President Trump’s proposed cuts, particularly to NOAA & NWS, are undermining extreme weather science and weakening the US’s ability to stay safe in a world made more dangerous by continued fossil fuel use & climate change.

4 Ways the Trump Administration Is Making Danger Season Worse this Year

This is how executive orders and firings will affect US as climate change impacts ramp up.

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🌎 En nuestro podcast Ciencia Consciente, el científico climático Ángel Fernández-Bou habla sobre la agrivoltaica, una solución para una transición justa de trabajadores del campo afectados por la automatización y la falta de agua. 🎧 Escucha la primera parte: act.ucsusa.org/3PpiHw7

Gráfico promocional del nuevo episodio del podcast Ciencia Consciente.

(Pardon the beginner post!) Today I suggest donations to orgs close to my heart, the Chesapeake Bay Trust and the Chesapeake Conservancy (neither are here yet, I think). And of course, the Union of Concerned Scientists, which will keep the fight to protect science @ucsusa.bsky.social #givingtuesday