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Climate Conversations: D.C. Crossroads - Post Event Survey

Thank you for watching this Climate Conversations webinar. We are requesting feedback so we can improve our work at the National Academies. We appreciate your time and thoughtfulness.

2. Which panel(s) did you watch?

Panel 1 - Connecting Communities to Trusted Science Information
Panel 2 - Climate Action Leadership in the DMV

4. I was satisfied with the overall event.

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5. Please share any comments you have about the content, speakers, and event logistics.

6. Please share any ways you plan to use what you learned at the event. What, if any, new actions do you plan to take?

7. Do you have any suggestions for future Climate Conversation topics? (To view the library of Climate Conversations webinars, please visit our webpage.)

8. How would you describe your opinion of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine?

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9. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is a trusted, objective, and nonpartisan voice on climate issues.

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