Our panel of experts shares insights on the latest dire climate change reports, what they mean for Maine, and what individuals can do to help reduce their impact on the planet.
Guests
Andrew Pershing, chief scientific officer, Gulf of Maine Research Institute
Sean Birkel, research assistant professor, Maine state climatologist, Climate Change Institute, University of Maine
Dave Herring, executive director, Wolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment
Michelle D. Staudinger, Ph.D. (by phone), science coordinator, DOI Northeast Climate Adaptation Science Center; adjunct assistant professor, Department of Environmental Conservation, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Resources
- Nations Agree On Rules To Put Paris Climate Agreement Into Action
- Amid Dire Climate Change News, Mainers Are Looking To Lower Their Carbon Footprints
- Fourth National Climate Assessment
- United Nations: Climate Change
- Coastal Maine Climate Futures – S. Birkel & P. Mayewski
- Maine Lobster Population Could Be At 'Tipping Point' In Gulf Of Maine
- Climate Reanalyzer
- A Changing Climate And Maine’s Farms: A Real Threat, Matched By Real Promise
- We Broke Down What Climate Change Will Do, Region By Region
- Maine Voices: Maine Deserves Unified, Cutting-Edge Climate Action Plan
- Climate Change: Where We Are In Seven Charts And What You Can Do To Help
- Less Beef, Less Carbon