Event type: Webinar

Learn how scientists can participate in the federal Notice and Comment rulemaking process and can communicate with Congress without violating anti-lobbying laws, including implications of the recent Loper Bright decision, redefining how Congress delegates authority to administrative agencies, and suggestions for potential reform measures that would improve how the government treats science.

Scientists are increasingly engaging in activism, especially as the 2024 U.S. election approaches. Learn how to do so safely and effectively.

Scientists are increasingly engaging in activism, especially as the 2024 U.S. election approaches. Learn how to do so safely and effectively.

Scientists: know your rights, recognize fear tactics, protect your research and reputation, and fight back against intimidation by fossil fuel corporations.

Learn best practices for getting involved in the upcoming election, how to engage with Congress on important legislative matters, and how scientists can be most effective in their advocacy efforts overall.

Scientists, and particularly climate scientists, have often found themselves at the center of political and legal controversy, from industry attempts…

The 2024 U.S. election cycle is just around the corner. In this joint event between AGU and the Climate Science…

Join American Geophysical Union (AGU) and the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) in welcoming CSLDF to give our Team Based…

Learn what the government rulemaking process entails, and why engaging in this process is important for scientists and activists who want to effect policy change on issues that are meaningful to them.

In this webinar, attorneys from the Climate Science Legal Defense Fund will discuss ways that scientists can apply their expertise…