Climate Change in New England: Trends, Impacts, and Solutions

Dr. Cameron Wake
University of New Hampshire
Research Professor, Institute for the Study of
Earth, Oceans and Space

Josephine A. Lamprey Professor in Climate and
Sustainability, UNH Sustainability Institute

Thursday March 2, 3:30 pm
Filene Auditorium, Moore Hall
Free and Open to the Public

Cameron Wake leads a research program investigating regional climate change through the analysis of ice core records and historical and instrumental data. Cameron also helps lead Climate Solutions New England, a collaborative effort to secure healthy, prosperous, and sustainable communities through the pursuit of integrated solutions that include building energy self-reliance and weather resilience. His collaborative research on several regional climate assessments in the northeast United States has been shared with municipal, state, and federal agencies and representatives, has been covered widely in the media, and has been cited by several as motivation for policy action. In recognition of his engaged scholarship around the issue of climate change, Cameron was awarded the UNH Faculty Award of Excellence in Public Service in 2010.

Read more: https://www.eos.sr.unh.edu/Faculty/Wake

Co-Sponsored by the Department of Earth Sciences, the Sierra Club Upper Valley Group, and the Dickey Center for International Understanding