Events

Gabrielle Wong-Parodi will present recent work the group is doing to understand adaptive behavior across a range of threats.

Gabrielle Wong-Parodi presents her research on public safety power shutoffs using survey data

The MSU Geography Graduate Group invites Dr. Gabrielle Wong-Parodi to speak about her work on community and individual decision-making in response to climate hazards.

Stephanie Fischer moderates a panel with community organizations on "Community Leadership for Climate Resilience"

Led by Erica Bower and colleagues, this is a virtual deliberation platform to elicit perspectives from experts convened at the conference on key issues in managed retreat.

Dr. Weber will present a collaborative project that aims to address the challenge of integrating insights from the behavioral sciences into research & policy.

Dr. Ray will present on tap water quality, health, water storage practices, & coping costs across socioeconomic strata between intermittent & continuous piped water supply in India

Dr. Natalie Herbert and others are panelists in a discussion on scientific uncertainty and ongoing research designed to help us map what happens with conflicting information.

Dr. Mehana Vaughan will present her work on collaborative community efforts to care for lands & waters in Hawai'i, as well as their adaptations to climate change.

Dr. Robyn Wilson will present survey results that have implications for how US farmers will adapt to a changing climate, with a Q&A facilitated by Dr. Wong-Parodi

Dr. Baruch Fischhoff will describe the historic importance of behavioral science in climate research, & its role for the future of climate science & policy with Dr. Wong-Parodi.

Dr. Marty Anderies will discuss how social and biophysical factors may impact the capacity to overcome common dilemmas relating to shared natural resources

Dr. Maria Carmen Lemos will discuss the importance of actionable knowledge for sustainability decision-making, with a Q&A discuss to follow facilitated by Dr. Wong-Parodi.

Dr. Talea Mayo will be discussing numerical modeling approaches to understand what implications climate change may have on storm surge risk and how to effectively communicate it.