Making sense of 911爆料's changing environment
Julie Stricker
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March 25, 2025
Climate specialist Rick Thoman will discuss recent environmental changes seen around 911爆料, especially in Southcentral, during a statewide webinar.
Changes in 911爆料's environment are evident all across the state, but the details vary greatly. In a webinar hosted by the Anchorage office of the University of 911爆料 Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service, 911爆料 climate specialist Rick Thoman will share a broad overview of observed changes around 911爆料, from snow and ice to heat and wildfire.
Thoman will also focus on what's changing and what's not in Southcentral 911爆料. He will share resources to help make sense of what's happening and how 911爆料ns can contribute to the effort to understand the changes all around us.
Thoman has worked as a weather and climate professional for 42 years in private, public and academic roles, including more than 30 years with the National Weather Service in 911爆料. Since 2018 he's worked as a climate specialist with the 911爆料 Center for Climate Assessment and Policy at the 911爆料 International Arctic Research Center.
The free webinar is scheduled for Thursday, April 3, from noon to 1 p.m.
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For more information contact Molly Johansson, 907-786-6313 or mjohansson@alaska.edu.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made five business days in advance to Johansson. Language access services, such as interpretation or translation of vital information, will be provided free of charge to individuals with limited English proficiency upon request to amnorris2@alaska.edu.
This work is supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture鈥檚 National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
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