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SUMMARY:Driving Climate Action with Evidence-Based Solutions
DESCRIPTION: \nJoin UW College of the Environment for a dynamic virtual panel during PNW Climate Week\nThe College of the Environment is a hub for groundbreaking research and community-focused climate solutions. This conversation brings together leading University of Washington researchers from diverse environmental fields who are tackling the climate crisis with innovative\, real-world projects that make a difference. \nBe part of the dialogue — and the solution. \nDATE: July 16\, 2025\nTIME: 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM \nAgenda\n2:00 PM: Welcome\n2:05 PM: Program begins\n2:45 PM: Audience Q&A\n3:00 PM: Event ends \nRegister now to secure your spot. Space is limited! Register here. \nOur Panelists\n\n​Meade Krosby partners with land managers\, policymakers and communities to understand and address how climate change affects nature and people. Her work focuses on climate resilience\, conservation planning and helping others build skills and networks for adaptation.\n​Alex Gagnon studies how ocean acidification affects corals and ocean chemistry. He uses advanced tools and lab experiments to understand small-scale chemical changes and how they connect to global ocean patterns.\n​Eli Wheat is passionate about regenerative food systems and teaches courses on sustainability and food production at UW. He co-chairs the Farm Advisory Committee with Yona Sipos and Farm Manager Perry Acworth\, supporting the UW Farm.\n​Meg Chadsey‘s work revolves around the causes and consequences of excess carbon dioxide in the marine environment\, and finding solutions to those problems.\nGinger Armbrust (Moderator) studies phytoplankton\, which drive about 40% of global photosynthesis and are key to the carbon cycle and climate. Her research also explores how these organisms interact with bacteria.\n\n
URL:https://wsg.washington.edu/event/driving-climate-action-with-evidence-based-solutions/
LOCATION:WA\, United States
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