On Friday, 21st of November, A4E members in Germany will perform the fourth iteration of “Register des Universums” in Benediktbeuern near Munich, Germany. The concert, set in a church, uses the combination of organ
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A European version of GES 1point5, the carbon calculator for research, is currently under development. Labos1point are looking for volunteer contributors. GES 1point5 is a free, open-access, online tool designed by research staff to
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Facing the climate crisis can stir up feelings of overwhelm, despair, and grief. How can we continue to engage in hopeful action and inspire others during this time of division, distraction, and collapse? We
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Would you like to meet with fellow A4E members to chat and learn more about what’s happening? Are you new to A4E and need more information? Join our informal Community Meetups! – The first
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As the forestry engineer Baba Dioum once said “In the end we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught”.
NASA/SDO and the AIA, EVE, and HMI science teams
On September 21, we’re joining a global celebration of clean energy and celestial wonder! A diverse coalition—grassroots organizations, solar experts, schools, workers, farmers, and artists will come together to launch Sun Day, a day
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We thank everyone who joined us for our remote global meeting celebrating five years of Astronomers for Planet Earth! It was incredible to reflect on our journey, share our collective achievements, and discuss the
On February 6th, A4E held a “My Favorite Resources” get-together to help members navigate the many available A4E documents, resources, and videos in order to discover what is most valuable for them. Kathryn Williamson
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In 2024, the Astronomical Society of Australia Annual Science Meeting (ASM) was held online-first for the first time. The impetus for this came from a request by the ASA Council to the ASA Sustainability
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On September 3rd, Beatriz Mingo delivered a lecture on the carbon footprint of astronomy and astrophysics to new PhD students in astronomy and cosmology at the UK Science and Technology Facilities Council’s national summer
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