8th Annual CCRG Symposium (2019)
Another successful UO Climate Change Research Symposium was held on Tuesday, March 5, 2019, 8:30am - 5pm
Here is the schedule of presentations. It was a great day.
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8th Annual University of Oregon |
TUESDAY, March 5th, 2019 8:30am-4:30pm
Museum of Natural and Cultural History, University of Oregon
8:30-10:00 am Panel 1:
Mapping iceberg geometry and measuring iceberg melting in a Greenland fjord
Kristin Schild, UO Earth Sciences
Quantifying upper layer ocean circulation using iceberg GPS tracking
Richelle Cabatic, UO Physics & Earth Sciences
Livestock and the Environment
Erin McKenna, UO Philosophy
Brave work in the age of climate change
Deborah Morrison, UO sojc
Tribal Climate Change Project
Kaylee Jenness, UO environmental studies
10:15- 11:45am Panel 2:
A World They Don't Deserve: Ethics After Moral Failure
Allen Thompson, OSU Philosophy
The Great Global Warmer: Reading Jay Gatsby in the Anthropocene
Kyle Keeler, UO Environmental Studies & English
Convening Regional Climate Collaboratives: A Cross-Comparison Of US Cases
Margerum Richard, UO School of PPPM
Climate Change and the Food-Water-Energy Nexus: Understanding the Influence of Environmental Beliefs on Nexus Policy Preferences
ALLISON DANIEL, PATRICIA FERNANDEZ, STUTY MASKEY, OSU PUBLIC POLICY
Oregon 2018 Drought Impacts
Julia Ostapiej, OSU Public Policy
When the River Ran Dry: Archaeological Evidence of the Paleoenvironment at Rimrock Draw Rockshelter, Southeastern Oregon
Patrick O'Grady, UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History
12-1:30pm Panel 3:
Resilience of an old-growth coniferous forest in the Pacific Northwest, USA in warmer and drier summers
Yueyang Jiang, OSU College of Forestry
Forest Expansion Detected in Brazil Using Carbon Stable Isotopes in Soil
Jamie Wright, UO Environmental Sciences, Studies, and Policy
Effects of Forest Management on Carbon/Nitrogen Reserves in the Western Cascades and Implications for Climate Change
Michael Farinacci, UO Geography
Linking Western Juniper and Ponderosa Pine Tree Growth, Range Expansion and Climate Change in the Sagebrush-Steppe
Schyler Reis, UO Environmental Science and Geography
Comparing leaf temperature with measured and modeled canopy carbon and water fluxes during heat waves
Gerald Page, OSU Forest Ecosystems & Society
1:45-2:45pm Keynote Presentation
Why Govern Climate Engineering? A Proposal for Immediate Governance
Prof. Sikina Jinnah, UC-Santa Cruz department of Politics
3:00-4:30pm Panel 4:
How Do Corporate Tax Rates Affect Corporate Environmental Social Responsibility?
Roberta Mann, UO Law
Determinants of Willingness to Pay for Internal Carbon Pricing Programs
Ryan Walch, UO Economics
The US-EU Bi-Multilateralism: A New Arrangement for Achieving the Climate Change Mitigation Goals under the Paris Agreement
Nataliya Stranadko, PSU Political Science
192 Countries: Highly differential climate change resilience
Gregory Bothun, UO Physics
A Landscape Approach to Conserving Carbon Stocks in California Rangelands
Lina Aoyama, UO BIOLOGY & environmental studies
Soil nitrogen fixation and nutrient availability in response to climate change in Pacific Northwest prairies
Barbara Bomfim Fernandes, UO Institute of Ecology and Evolution