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What are ECOHH and PACC?

Apr 16
1 min read

Joshua Evans, Chair of ECOHH's Policy and Communications Committee (PACC), and Associate Professor, Faculty of Science - Earth & Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Alberta, provided a slide presentation outlining the history of ECOHH and PACC. A must-see primer for anyone interested in the question "What are ECOHH and PACC?".   


In this presentation, Joshua Evans outlines the mission, vision, and principles of ECOHH, gives a brief description of the function and role of the Policy and Communications Committee, provides some examples of work done in the past and in the past year, and discusses why this work is still important and needed.


You can watch the video below. Please remember to turn up the sound.



 
 
 

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