The Earth and Environmental Systems Institute at Penn State will host an April 6 online 2020 EarthTalks Series presentation on Improving Science Of Climate Risk Management starting at 4:00 p.m.

Climate change increases hazards, such as rising sea levels and intensifying storms. Designing a strategy to manage these risks hinges on understanding the risks and how strategies navigate tradeoffs.

Klaus Keller, professor of geosciences, will discuss at the next EarthTalks how engaging with stakeholders and decision-makers can help scientists identify mission-oriented basic science questions, and how scientists can help to improve decisions.

Click Here to join via Zoom.

Visit the Earth and Environmental Systems Institute’s 2020 EarthTalks Series webpage for archived presentations from previous events and for the scheduled ahead.

For more information on research, programs and initiatives, visit the Earth and Environmental Systems Institute at Penn State webpage.

(Reprinted from Penn State News.)

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