Stroud Water Research Center: How Does Climate Change Affect Your Watershed April 12
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The Stroud Water Research Center will host a How Does Climate Change Affect Your Watershed program on April 12 at the Stroud Water Research Center Meetinghouse at 970 Spencer Road in Avondale, Chester County starting at 6:00 p.m. Join Diana Oviedo-Vargas, Ph.D., Stroud Center scientist in the Biogeochemistry group, as she answers this question and explores the role of streams and rivers in the global carbon cycle. Learn more about greenhouse gas emissions from our waters, their feedbacks on climate, and how the work of Stroud Center’s scientists can help us understand and mitigate some of the consequences of the changing climate on aquatic ecosystems. There is also an Education Open House in the Moorhead Environmental Complex beginning at 6 p.m. The program is sponsored by Citadel Federal Credit Union and the Victory Brewing Company. Click Here for all the details and to RSVP. For more information on programs, initiatives and special events, visit the Stroud Water Research Center website, Click Here to subscribe to UpStream. Click Here to subscribe to Stroud’s Educator newsletter. Click Here to become a Friend Of Stroud Research, Like them on Facebook, Follow on Twitter, include them in your Circle on Google+ and visit their YouTube Channel. (Photo: Dr. Diana Oviedo-Vargas.) NewsClips: Sisk: Poll: Climate Change Causing Problems For Significant Number Of Pennsylvanians DEP Joins Other States To Oppose Rollback Of Vehicle Fuel Economy Standards EPA Moves To Weaken Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Rules Editorial: Trump’s EPA Rollback Of Vehicle Clean Air Standards Means Dirtier Air Lackawanna State Park To Host Global Warming Talk With Aquatic Biologist Ed Perry April 12 Steyer Climate Alliance Hits PA Roadblock After Trump Ditched Paris Accord Federal Judge Stays Methane Rule Litigation While Government Reconsiders Rule Related Stories: Global Warming: The Science & Impacts On PA Fish & Wildlife April 12, Scranton Penn State Underground Carbon Sequestration Research Receives $2.5 Million DOE Grant [Posted: April 3, 2018] |
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