• Quantifying Prescribed-Fire Smoke Exposure Using Low-Cost Sensors and Satellites: Springtime Burning in Eastern Kansas. This new paper from lead author Olivia Sablan and others from the Fused Earth Observations to Quantify Health Impacts from Agricultural Fires Tiger Team assesses how prescribed burns in the Flint Hills affected PM2.5
• One Thing Most Countries Have in Common: Unsafe Air: HAQAST researcher Gaige Kerr was quoted, and the Satellite Data for Environmental Justice research was featured in this New York Times article. It discusses global air pollution, disparities in the US, and future perspectives. Read the research paper here, or watch a video of Kerr discussing the findings here.
• Faces of Technology – Women of NASA 2024:To celebrate National Women’s Day, NASA looked back on the Faces of Technology series. This video compilation included clips from three members of HAQAST projects: Amber Soja, Emily Gargulinski, and Kellin Slater.
• Geostationary satellites could provide better air quality alerts: study Susan Anenberg alongside researchers from GW, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency released a new study to demonstrate public health value of geostationary satellites for air pollution monitoring.

• The Remote Sensing journal seeks manuscripts on the topic, Integrating Remote Sensing and GIS in Environmental Health Assessment, by June 30. Find more information here.
• Call for papers - Wildland Fires: Emissions, Chemistry, Contamination, Climate, and Human Health. This joint Virtual Special Issue from Environmental Science & Technology (ES&T), Environmental Science & Technology (ES&T) Letters, and ACS ES&T Air aims to feature a broad range of contributions on all aspects of the environmental impacts of wildland fires. Deadline for submissions is September 2. More information here.

• April 3, 2024, 10:00am - 11:30 am CDT: HAQAST Satellite Data for Environmental Justice Tiger Team Meeting. Contact team lead Qian Xiao (qian.xiao@uth.tmc.edu) if you would like to be added to the SD4EJ mailing list.
• April 3, 2024: AGU/AMS Showcase: 2024 Joint AGU/AMS Climate and Health Showcase. This online showcase will feature a keynote from HAQAST PI Yang Liu, a talk from Chris Uejio, and much more. Register here and see the agenda here.
• April 3-7, 2024: Society for Environmental Journalists is hosting their annual conference in Philadelphia. Join us for a session on Friday, April 5th: Using Emerging Data and Climate Science to Better Cover Wildfire Smoke’s Effects. See more here
• April 10, 8:00am - 9:00am  CDT GEOHealth Community of Practice Air Quality Working Group Monthly meeting via Teams. This will be a work session to discuss possible workshop ideas for upcoming AmeriGEO meeting on regional specific resources for air quality Earth Observations in Central and South America.
• April 28-30, 2024: The annual Health Effects Institute Conference will take place in Philadelphia. Scientific sessions include: optimizing research to support policy development, health and air quality effects of goods movement in a changing landscape, and from atmosphere to health: what does the changing climate mean for air quality management and public health planning? Learn more here.
• May 1, 2024, 10:00am - 11:30 am CDT: HAQAST Satellite Data for Environmental Justice Tiger Team Meeting. Contact team lead Qian Xiao (qian.xiao@uth.tmc.edu) if you would like to be added to the SD4EJ mailing list.
• May 1, 2024, 1:00 pm CDT: - HAQAST TEMPO for Ozone Tiger Team Meeting via Zoom. Contact Jenny Bratburd (bratburd@wisc.edu) to be added to the email list.

• The US Global Change Research Program is hosting a series of webinars dedicated to the Fifth National Climate Assessment from November 2023 to March 2024. You can find upcoming webinars here.

• NASA's Science Mission Directorate (SMD) announced the release of its annual omnibus solicitation for basic and applied research, Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Science (ROSES) 2024 with 100 different proposal opportunities. These opportunities include the next generation of NASA HAQAST, and other Health and Air Quality announcements. Find out more here.
• Postdoctoral Fellow in Climate Change, Human Health, and Health Equity. Florida State University. See more information here. Interested applicants should plan to send their CV, 1 page cover letter with research interests, and contact information for three references. Chris Uejio (cuejio@fsu.edu).
• NASA internship: Support the Earth Observation Training, Education, and Capacity Development Network (EOTEC DevNet). Applications due April 5. More information here.
• Project Phoenix is seeking community scientists to help researchers learn more about how wildfire smoke impacts birds. Sign up at http://projectphoenix.study