Thursday, September 24 · 2pm to 3:30pm ET
What happens after the forecast: why people and institutions act on the same warning so differently, and what makes a community ready.
Columbia Climate School panel of its Climate, Earth, and Society Distinguished Fellows on what happens after an El Niño forecast is made: how people, institutions, and communities respond to climate information, and why readiness lags what scientists can see months ahead. Dean Alexis Abramson opens; Senior Vice Dean Jeffrey Shaman gives a scientific overview of El Niño and moderates; Fellows Justin Brice Guariglia (visual artist and environmental storyteller) and Mareva Grabowski-Mitsotakis (entrepreneur, sustainable business and cultural preservation) discuss. Program 2:00 to 3:00pm with audience Q&A, reception 3:00 to 3:30pm. Hosted by Columbia Climate School; register via the Columbia event page.
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Spotted by Tito J., California
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