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ACS offers resources on climate science

At the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry World Chemistry Congress and General Assembly in Paris in July 2019, the American Chemical Society signed an agreement with 14 other chemical societies to collaborate on the United Nations’ 17 sustainable development goals. One of these goals is climate action. “The situation with global climate change has already reached catastrophic proportions and will irreversibly continue to do so unless we take drastic and immediate measures,” says ACS president Luis Echegoyen, who represented ACS during that meeting. “ACS and its members have the responsibility to inform the public as well as local, state, and national decision makers about the gravity of the situation and the need for immediate action.” ACS’s commitment to supporting climate mitigation and adaptation activities, as well as educating the public and policy makers on the effects of climate change, goes back at least 20 years, says Anthony Pitagno,