Katie Valentine Friday, April 22, 2022 / Categories: Research Headlines, Climate Celebrate Earth Day with NOAA scientists What does Earth Day mean to scientists at NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) - especially during our current era of climate change?In a new video, NOAA GFDL scientists share their thoughts on what Earth Day means to them and what brings them hope for our environment."I think we're at a stage now in society where a much larger fraction of the population understands the importance of this climate crisis we're facing," said Kirsten Findell, research physical scientist at NOAA GFDL. "So I think now we're at a place where Earth Day can really motivate many more people to really recognize the importance of our climate system and the role that we as humanity play."Hear from the scientists: Previous Article This Earth Day, explore how NOAA science informs environmental policy Next Article NOAA’s observations help EPA track emissions of a family of greenhouse gases Print 629