Mar 7, 2018
This post was written by Emily Reed, Spring 2018 Global Change Fellow. The Spring 2018 Southeast Climate Science Center Global Change Fellows hosted their second seminar on February 22, 2018:…
Feb 13, 2018
Join the Southeast CSC Global Change Fellows in a conversation about the economic impacts of climate change with NC State faculty and practitioners. We will explore the effects of climate change and the ability…
Jan 18, 2018
Join the SE CSC Global Change Fellows in a conversation about climate justice perspectives and research from NC State faculty and graduate students. We will explore the differential effects of climate…
Nov 28, 2017
Listen in remotely by connecting via this WebEx link: Join the meeting; Meeting number and access code are both 996 394 069. Contact cari_furiness@ncsu.edu if you have questions. Join us for a…
Nov 3, 2017
Please come to a Global Change Seminar organized by Southeast Climate Science Center Global Change Fellows Snapshots of a Changing Climate: Narrative of a Tropical Ecologist Sean Graesser is a…
Oct 12, 2017
The Southeast Climate Science Center Global Change Fellows invite you to attend a special seminar dedicated to discussing how extreme weather is affecting the Southeast and the globe. The objective…
Jun 15, 2017
Habitat fragmentation, in combination with climate change, is already affecting biodiversity in the Southeastern U.S., in particular as species shift their ranges to move to cooler places. The most common recommended…
May 22, 2017
Global Change Fellows make strides in climate change ecology Two of our Global Change Fellows Ph.D. students were recently featured in NC State’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Magazine, featuring their…
Apr 28, 2017
Coastal wetlands in the southeastern United States provide many benefits to society. In addition to supporting fish and wildlife habitat, these productive and abundant ecosystems protect coastlines, improve water quality,…
Mar 30, 2017
Consider the following example of how we deal with uncertainty in our everyday lives: It’s 6:00 am. You look, bleary-eyed, out the window to see a calm sky with some clouds…