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DESCRIPTION:This course will provide participants with introductory informa
 tion on climate change. It will address the science\, impacts\, and the po
 tential solutions. Climate change is happening now\, the impacts are regio
 nal\, national and global. For example\, coastal area flooding\, wildfires
 \, drought\, hurricanes\, and tornado events are happening more frequently
  and with more intensity than previously recorded. These environmental cha
 nges affect animal and plant species some of which are threatened worldwid
 e. The course will outline who and/or what is impacted most\, what governm
 ents are doing successfully\, and where there should be improvements in ad
 dressing these impacts. The course will also outline what participants can
  do to help reduce climate change. \n\nRegistration Deadline: 02/25/22
GEO:35.614384;-77.369324
LOCATION:Willis Building\, Conference Room
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning Program - Introduction to Climate Change
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CATEGORIES:Training
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DESCRIPTION:This course will provide participants with introductory informa
 tion on climate change. It will address the science\, impacts\, and the po
 tential solutions. Climate change is happening now\, the impacts are regio
 nal\, national and global. For example\, coastal area flooding\, wildfires
 \, drought\, hurricanes\, and tornado events are happening more frequently
  and with more intensity than previously recorded. These environmental cha
 nges affect animal and plant species some of which are threatened worldwid
 e. The course will outline who and/or what is impacted most\, what governm
 ents are doing successfully\, and where there should be improvements in ad
 dressing these impacts. The course will also outline what participants can
  do to help reduce climate change. \n\nRegistration Deadline: 02/25/22
GEO:35.614384;-77.369324
LOCATION:Willis Building\, Conference Room
SUMMARY:Lifelong Learning Program - Introduction to Climate Change
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ecu.edu/event/lifelong_learning_program_-_in
 troduction_to_climate_change
CATEGORIES:Training
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