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Were going to have to adapt to more huge wildfires, prolonged heat waves, electricity brownouts, floods and severe droughts and other more extreme events in the future, thanks to climate change, says the director of a new University of Arizona research center that will try to help people do that.
Thats really how people experience climate change, says Kathy Jacobs, director of UAs new Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions. The idea that climate change impacts happen slowly and incrementally is really the wrong way to look at this.
People are confident in their ability to take off another layer of clothes or put on the thermostat. What is of greatest concern is extreme events, said Jacobs, a longtime Tucsonan who recently returned here after working four years as a scientist for the White House in Washington, D.C. People get caught by surprise all the time, but theres no need to be surprised. We can actually be prepared.
New UA center aims to prepare Tucson, world for climate change
Meanwhile, coastal cities have fewer options.Were going to have to adapt to more huge wildfires, prolonged heat waves, electricity brownouts, floods and severe droughts and other more extreme events in the future, thanks to climate change, says the director of a new University of Arizona research center that will try to help people do that.
Thats really how people experience climate change, says Kathy Jacobs, director of UAs new Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions. The idea that climate change impacts happen slowly and incrementally is really the wrong way to look at this.
People are confident in their ability to take off another layer of clothes or put on the thermostat. What is of greatest concern is extreme events, said Jacobs, a longtime Tucsonan who recently returned here after working four years as a scientist for the White House in Washington, D.C. People get caught by surprise all the time, but theres no need to be surprised. We can actually be prepared.
Do not prepare and to denigrate a form active climate therapy is depravity revealed.
Yarnell, Arizona, 2013, 19 firefighters killed by wildfire.
Would that be what you're referring to, QM? Seems kind of flammable to me.
When it's bad, Arizonians as well as most of the southwest will be able to enjoy the beautiful warm beeches in Oregon.New UA center aims to prepare Tucson, world for climate change
Were going to have to adapt to more huge wildfires, prolonged heat waves, electricity brownouts, floods and severe droughts and other more extreme events in the future, thanks to climate change, says the director of a new University of Arizona research center that will try to help people do that.
Thats really how people experience climate change, says Kathy Jacobs, director of UAs new Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions. The idea that climate change impacts happen slowly and incrementally is really the wrong way to look at this.
People are confident in their ability to take off another layer of clothes or put on the thermostat. What is of greatest concern is extreme events, said Jacobs, a longtime Tucsonan who recently returned here after working four years as a scientist for the White House in Washington, D.C. People get caught by surprise all the time, but theres no need to be surprised. We can actually be prepared.
Meanwhile, coastal cities have fewer options.
Yarnell, Arizona, 2013, 19 firefighters killed by wildfire.
Would that be what you're referring to, QM? Seems kind of flammable to me.
Yarnell Arizona is in the middle of a fucking forest. Do you understand the difference between forests and deserts, asshole?
New UA center aims to prepare Tucson, world for climate change
Meanwhile, coastal cities have fewer options.Were going to have to adapt to more huge wildfires, prolonged heat waves, electricity brownouts, floods and severe droughts and other more extreme events in the future, thanks to climate change, says the director of a new University of Arizona research center that will try to help people do that.
Thats really how people experience climate change, says Kathy Jacobs, director of UAs new Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions. The idea that climate change impacts happen slowly and incrementally is really the wrong way to look at this.
People are confident in their ability to take off another layer of clothes or put on the thermostat. What is of greatest concern is extreme events, said Jacobs, a longtime Tucsonan who recently returned here after working four years as a scientist for the White House in Washington, D.C. People get caught by surprise all the time, but theres no need to be surprised. We can actually be prepared.
Wildfires in the desert.
Have you ever been in a fucking desert?
Oh good a new crisis center for the apopocalypse.. So glad we're on the ball..
Yarnell, Arizona, 2013, 19 firefighters killed by wildfire.
Would that be what you're referring to, QM? Seems kind of flammable to me.
Yarnell Arizona is in the middle of a fucking forest. Do you understand the difference between forests and deserts, asshole?
Do you understand that Arizona has both, idiot?
And our High Desert in Oregon has now had several really catastrophic fires. Sagebrush burns hot and fast, and we have had several burns that cover over a hundred square miles. And you are paying more for beef in the stores because of the damage to the rangeland there. The local papers in that very rural area of Oregon have now published maps, front page, of the drought areas in the west.
About 75% of the west is in drought. That means higher prices for wheat, beef, and vegitables. And less of all of them. But that means nothing to our denialists.
