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--- community:impacts [2021/07/02 08:55] – [Description] boisvert
+++ community:impacts [2022/06/10 08:30] (current) – [Draft topical group summary paper] quinn
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 co-Conveners
 ^Name ^Institution ^email |
-|Mike Headley | SDSU/SURF/SDSTA |mheadley[at]sanfordlab.org |
+|Mike Headley | SDSTA/SURF |mheadley[at]sanfordlab.org |
 |Véronique Boisvert | Royal Holloway, University of London | Veronique.Boisvert[at]rhul.ac.uk |
 |Ken Bloom | University of Nebraska | kenbloom[at]unl.edu |
 ===== Description=====
-This topical group is focused on ideas and projects related with how particle physics research impacts society and the environment. Examples of impacts on society could include communication between particle physics research facilities and  indigenous communities related with the land that those facilities reside on. Other examples could also refer to the ethical usage of software tools used in particle physics research.
+This topical group is focused on ideas and projects related with how particle physics research impacts society and the environment. Examples of impacts on society could include collaboration between particle physics research facilities and  indigenous communities related with the land that those facilities reside on. Other examples could also refer to the ethical usage of software tools used in particle physics research.
-Examples of impacts on the environment could range from the local environment of a research facility (pollution, regional development, international visibility, etc.) all the way to the carbon footprints of particle physics research (experiments, facilities, institutions, etc.). Looking at the long time scale of some particle physics experiment proposals, consideration of the implications of climate change and of the various committments on carbon emissions reductions by countries is of paramount importance to ensure the success of particle physics research in the future. Ideas and suggestions on all of those issues are encouraged within this topical group.
+Examples of impacts on the environment could range from the local environment of a research facility (pollution, regional development, international visibility, etc.) all the way to the carbon footprints of particle physics research (experiments, facilities, institutions, etc.). Looking at the long time scale of some particle physics experiment proposals, consideration of the implications of climate change and of the various commitments on carbon emissions reductions by host countries is of paramount importance to ensure the success of particle physics research in the future. Ideas and suggestions on all of those issues are encouraged within this topical group.
 This topical group is also necessarily interlinked with other Community Engagement Frontier topical groups. For example, the impacts on society include issues involving inclusion and diversity and the impacts on the environment and the sustainability of the field could involve components associated with the applications and industry topical group.
+===== Draft Topical Group Report=====
+A draft of the report for the topical group can be found {{ :community:cef07_report_draft.pdf |here}}.
 ===== How to contribute=====
+We very much encourage participation from all sections of the community! Please send [[[email protected],[email protected],[email protected] |us]] an email or join us using the following channels:
+  * Mailing list: <[email protected]>
+  * Indico meetings: https://indico.fnal.gov/category/1324/
+  * Slack channel: #comm-7-soc-env-imp: https://app.slack.com/client/TNNU4A570/C022G4HU2CD/details/top?cdn_fallback=2
+===== Plan for Contributed Papers =====
+We are very much open to any Contributed Paper that members of the community might be interested in, please get in touch with the conveners.
+^Working Title ^Lead ^Slack Channel |
+|Impacts of Particle Physics laboratories on local communities | Mike Headley | #comm-7-soc-env-imp-localcomm|
+|Carbon emissions from large future energy frontier projects | Veronique Boisvert, Ken Bloom | #comm-7-soc-env-imp-emissions|
+|AI and HEP: the Roles of Scientists in the ethical use of algorithms (with CompF03) | Brian Nord | |
 ===== Submitted LOI =====