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Daily Archives: March 10, 2018
Sea level rise: Miami and Atlantic city fight to stay above water
The Guardian
Published on Mar 20, 2017
Sea levels are rising. For many cities on the the eastern shores of the United States, the problem is existential. Subscribe to The Guardian ► http://is.gd/subscribeguardian We take a look at how Miami and Atlantic City are tackling climate change, and the challenges they face under a skeptical Trump administration that plans to cut funding for environmental programs.
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Climate State – YouTube Channel
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Sea Level Rise, Migration, Security and War
Climate State
Published on Mar 10, 2018
Cornell University – 2017 Climate Change Seminar by Prof. Charles Geisler (Development Sociology). Recorded at Cornell University – February 12, 2018, part of Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge seminar series.
More info http://www.atkinson.cornell.edu/event…
Release https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVfpH…
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Climate Model Predictions: History versus Observations
greenman3610
Published on Jun 14, 2017
Reviewing archival video to see scientists making predictions based on early, primitive 1980s climate models. Did they play out? Modern observations show the evidence. Part of the “This is Not Cool” series for Yale Climate Connections. See more here https://www.yaleclimateconnections.or…
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OneNYC – The Plan for a Strong and Just City
Our visions for the future
We must act boldly to build on our strengths and confront our challenges. The goals we envision and the actions we take today will define our city’s future.
Ten years from now, New York City will enter its fifth century.
As we look ahead, we are asking critical questions about New York: what do we want our city to be in ten years, twenty years, and beyond? What kind of city do we want to pass on to our children—and to the generations to come?
This plan is our roadmap that will preserve and enhance New York City’s role as a leading global city. As with past iterations of this report, we focus on economic growth, sustainability, and resiliency. But we also seek to address issues of equity for our residents—because we must serve all New Yorkers.
The bold initiatives we launch in OneNYC will speak to these challenges and articulate the goals and long-term agenda of the de Blasio Administration. They build on previous sustainability plans, as well as on the initiatives we have announced over the past year regarding affordable housing, pre-kindergarten education, the reduction of traffic fatalities, the fight against climate change, bolstering our coastal communities, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and economic development.
The plan lays down clear markers we will fight for, and sets out a comprehensive blueprint to prepare New York City for the future. We envision a dynamic, thriving economy, a city that is a responsible steward of the environment, and that is resilient against shocks both natural and man-made. We have made equity an explicit guiding principle—a lens through which we view all of our planning, policymaking, and governing. Equity means we ensure that every New Yorker has equal access to opportunities to reach his or her full potential and to succeed.
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Climate Change: The Global Challenge: Prof Jim Anderson (May 2012)
Understanding Climate Change
Published on Mar 10, 2018
An older lecture, but still worth watching, especially considering Arctic changes in the last few years.
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