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Your Symposium Guide Astronomers for Planet Earth (A4E) is an international grass-roots movement of astronomy scientists, educators, students, and amateurs working to address the climate crisis from an astronomical perspective. This is a fully virtual symposium, with which we want to provide a perspective on sustainability from experts in the field as well as offer a platform for discussion regarding this extremely important topic. The symposium covers half days from Monday, 28 November,...
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Don't miss the Panel Discussion on "Current State of #Sustainability In Astronomy" with members of @esa@twitter.com, @CSIRO@twitter.com, @LOFAR@twitter.com, @ESO@twitter.com, @CosparHQ@twitter.com, @NOIRLabAstro@twitter.com, @ehtelescope@twitter.com & @keckobservatory@twitter.com LIVE at the #A4ESymposium on Nov. 29, 2022. To attend, register at https://indico.icc.ub.edu/event/167/registrations/84/
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Your Symposium Guide Astronomers for Planet Earth (A4E) is an international grass-roots movement of astronomy scientists, educators, students, and amateurs working to address the climate crisis from an astronomical perspective. This is a fully virtual symposium, with which we want to provide a perspective on sustainability from experts in the field as well as offer a platform for discussion regarding this extremely important topic. The symposium covers half days from Monday, 28 November,...