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State of Climate Knowledge

The New York City State of Climate Knowledge maintains a public agenda for climate research in NYC. The agenda includes public engagement, united local knowledge, academic climate research, and City agency know-how to co-produce actionable results.

State of Climate Knowledge 2022 Workshop Summary

State of Climate Knowledge 2021

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