Earth Science Week 2020: Earth materials in our lives 8 October 2020 EGU is highlighting an alphabet of crucial Earth materials as part of the annual geoscience celebration! Read more
EGU Education Committee seeks two ECS representatives 8 October 2020 The committee seeks new members to help further teacher-training workshops and other secondary and post-secondary education initiatives. Read more
Job opportunity at the EGU Executive Office: Committee Programmes Coordinator 7 October 2020 We are seeking a new member of our Munich-based team to develop mentoring, training, and career-growth opportunities for EGU members and the geoscience community. The deadline for applications is 23 October 2020. Read more
How geoscience can contribute to Europe’s “man on the moon” environmental effort 6 October 2020 EGU’s annual science-policy event highlights the importance of collaboration to achieve the EU Green Deal targets. Read more
EGU announces new EDI logo for the 2021 General Assembly 5 October 2020 This logo is one of several initiatives the EDI Working Group is currently considering to help promote and support equality, diversity, and inclusion of opportunities in the geosciences. Read more
How geoscience can support the European Green Deal 30 September 2020 A new EGU document outlines the many ways scientists can contribute to the success of this crucial EU policy initiative Read more
Introducing The Loupe: EGU’s Mineral month, Green Deal sci-policy event & more 29 September 2020 The redesigned newsletter will keep EGU members “in the loupe” on upcoming events, essential resources, and the latest journal highlights. Read more
Integrating geoscience into the European Green Deal 25 September 2020 Don’t miss out on EGU’s 30 September virtual science-policy events! Read more
EGU Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Working Group seeks new members 21 September 2020 The Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Working Group, which promotes and supports equality, diversity and inclusion of opportunities in the Earth, planetary and space sciences, seeks new members to help further its aims. Read more
Emissions could add 38 centimetres to 2100 sea level rise Press release 17 September 2020 A NASA-led effort indicates that if greenhouse gas emissions continue apace, Greenland and Antarctica’s ice sheets could substantially contribute to global sea level rise. The results will help inform the Sixth IPCC report. Read more
