Carolinas Climate Resilience Conference Set for May 10-12
The fourth Carolinas Climate Resilience Conference, a hybrid virtual and in-person event, kicks off May 10th to 12th. The conference offers a place to share experiences and knowledge about opportunities, resources, and local initiatives across a range of professions in in order to generate solutions for climate adaptation in the Carolinas....Continue reading "Carolinas Climate Resilience Conference Set for May 10-12"
Enhanced Engagement and Risk Communication for Underserved Communities
Good risk communication takes determination, a strong “stick-with-it” approach, and the ability to really listen and implement what you hear -- and there are additional challenges with underserved populations. These best practices emerged from the research....Continue reading "Enhanced Engagement and Risk Communication for Underserved Communities"
Astronaut Zena Cardman Helps Launch the NC Space Symposium on April 16
NC Space Grant will host the virtual NC Space Symposium on April 16th from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. NASA astronaut Zena Cardman, an alumna of the NC Space Grant program, will deliver the keynote address -- and registration is free....Continue reading "Astronaut Zena Cardman Helps Launch the NC Space Symposium on April 16"
North Carolina Civil Rights Trail Adds Historical Markers
The trail will physically mark sites across the state that are critical to the Civil Rights Movement in North Carolina....Continue reading "North Carolina Civil Rights Trail Adds Historical Markers"
“No Credible Evidence” Food Packaging Transmits COVID-19
“From epidemiologists to biologists, authorities are confident in the safety of the seafood supply and, what’s more, health experts cite seafood’s role in supporting a healthy immune system,” says Lisa Weddig, vice president for regulatory and technical affairs at the National Fisheries Institute....Continue reading "“No Credible Evidence” Food Packaging Transmits COVID-19"