NASA: Request for Public Nominations for Authors and Scientific/ Technical Inputs and Notice of Planned Public Engagement Opportunities for the Fifth National Climate Assessment, NASA
“NASA, on behalf of the U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP), is soliciting nominations for authors and scientific/ technical inputs for the Fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA5). Refer to the NCA5 Draft Prospectus (presented in a previous Federal Register Notice and accessible via www.globalchange.gov/notices) for further information on the scope, topics, and overarching themes for the report. This document also serves as a notice of planned public engagement opportunities. NCA5 will adhere to the Global Change Research Act (GCRA), Information Quality Act, and Evidence Act requirements for quality, transparency, and accessibility as appropriate for a Highly Influential Scientific Assessment.”

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4 replies on “NASA Seeks Input On The Fifth National Climate Assessment”

  2. How about we see objective debates, and skeptical reviews of data, methods, and uncertainties in climate models. How accurate are the predictions that go out 20, 30, 40, 50+ years into the future?

    1. Are you saying that proper scientific skepticism isn’t applied to the reviews of data, methods and uncertainties in published climate science research?

      And what do you mean by “debate”?

    2. “How accurate are the predictions that go out 20, 30, 40, 50+ years into the future?”

      Pretty accurate if done by scientists and not journalists or politicians or fossil fuel executives. The error is they tend to underestimate global warming meaning we are in more trouble than we thought. Man made global warming is not a scientific debate now.

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