Changing Weather Patterns in PA: How does this impact our environmental goals? – Thursday Night Nature (May 6)

The climate is changing globally and our long-term plans should include how these changes impact Pennsylvania and the Northeast US. By knowing these expected impacts, we have the opportunity to improve the resilience of our regional systems, both natural and man-made, to extreme weather events.

Presented by Chris Forest, Ph.D.

Chris E. Forest is a professor of climate dynamics in the department of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science at The Pennsylvania State University, where he is part of the Earth and Environmental Systems Institute and is the director of the Center for Earth System: Modeling, Analysis, and Data. His research focuses on quantifying uncertainty in climate predictions for assessing climate risks, and he is a senior research fellow at Project Drawdown.

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