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Showing posts with label Classrooms for Climate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Classrooms for Climate. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Dep. Commissioner of Natural Resources Says Climate Change Regulations are Biggest Danger of Climate Change to Alaska

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Joe Balash is Deputy Commissioner for the State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources .  At the Classrooms for Climate Conference at UAA...
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Thursday, May 05, 2011

Forests, Wildlife, Sea Ice, and Biomes (Yeah, What's a Biome?)

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The official title of this afternoon panel was: Meeting Climate Information Needs in Alaska. I'm losing speed here so my coverage isn&#...

Pocket Gophers, Ice Patches, Pine Bark Beetles and Fire

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Larry Todd This session looked at archeology affected by environmental change - by pocket gophers in one, as ice patches melt in the othe...

QPF -

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[Warning:  I'm getting flaky here.  I just couldn't keep up, but you can get a sense of the talk.  People are leaving now for concur...

Shad O'Neel, Can We Predict Global Sea Level Change?

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Shad O'Neel, USGS Research Glaciologist.  [This guy gave a great talk.  I have more video I'll try to put more up later.  He really ...

Climate Change Solutions - Across Institutions, Cultures and Landscapes

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[My notes here are on the fly. My intent is to give a sense of what is happening here today, but this is not any sort of official record. ...

Majora Carter: Discovering the Bronx River

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Marjora Carter opened the University of Alaska Anchorage and Chugach National Forest's Classrooms for Climate Symposium Wednesday night....
Wednesday, May 04, 2011

"this is not civilization"

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That's the title of a novel by Robert Rosenberg that was a University of Alaska Anchorage and Alaska Pacific University Book of the Year...