Woodwell Climate’s Dr. Sue Natali appointed to DOI adaptation science council

Dr. Sue Natali explaining how Permafrost Pathways is addressing current inadequacies in the modeling and monitoring of permafrost thaw during a panel about Arctic methane at Arctic Circle Assembly 2023. Photo courtesy of Arctic Circle/Flickr

Dr. Sue Natali speaking about Permafrost Pathways work during a panel about Arctic methane at Arctic Circle Assembly 2023.

photo courtesy of Arctic Circle/Flickr

Woodwell Climate’s Dr. Sue Natali appointed to DOI adaptation science council

Woodwell Climate’s Arctic Program Senior Scientist and Permafrost Pathways Lead Dr. Sue Natali was appointed by U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland as a member of the new federal Advisory Council for Climate Adaptation Science.

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