Science Network Action Opportunities
An up-to-the-minute listing of ways Science Network members can get involved and be part of the science-based solution
As a member of the UCS Science Network, you gain access to a variety of action opportunities to inform the public and influence policy makers and events where you can connect with and learn from colleagues who have similar interests. Check out the following opportunities:
Webinar: Reforming Coastal Insurance
RSVP to join the conversation on September 26 with UCS experts on sea level rise and coastal property insurance to learn about the risky pattern of increasing coastal development and a growing population in areas at high risk of sea level rise.
Science Network Happy Hour in Iowa
In the Ames, IA area and interested in meeting and mingling with experts from the UCS Food & Environment Program? Appetizers, a drink, and great conversation guaranteed. RSVP to join us for this September 26 event.
Science Network Series Workshop: Advocacy for the Aware But Busy Scientist
Whether you have a few minutes, hours, days to spare, this workshop will explore the various ways scientists and experts can most effectively get involved in the issues you care about. It will be particularly useful for those interested in taking action in the policy realm but are unsure of where to start or what level of involvement they can manage. Click here and RSVP to this Sept 30 webinar.
Ensure Your State Senator is Making Smarter Decisions on Fracking with Science
Share our informational toolkit with his/her office and give them practical tools to ask the questions and seek the answers necessary to protect your community's health, welfare, and environment when it comes to hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”).
Forum: Sandy, One Year Later: Looking into the Future
One year after Superstorm Sandy, the UCS will co-host a full-day forum to discuss what we've learned and what we still need to do in order to make New Jersey more resilient and help the region plan for the future. Register to join us either in-person or via live webcast for this October 29 event.
