This video was produced by the New Jersey Climate Change Resource Center.
CONFERENCES & WEBINARS
SUMMER CLIMATE ACADEMY: Acidification of New Jersey’s Ocean & Coastal Waters
As human activities increase the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, the amount taken up by the ocean also increases, causing ocean pH to decrease. Join Rutgers’ Grace Saba, Janine Barr, and Jeanne Herb, along with representatives from the NJDEP, to find out how we monitor the pH levels in the ocean and what impact ocean acidification has on NJ’s natural resources? Discuss ongoing efforts on how we can work with other states to better prepare for the impacts of a more acidic ocean environment.
More Past Events
FALL CLIMATE ACADEMY: New York’s Comprehensive State and Local Climate Resilience Program
FALL CLIMATE ACADEMY: New Jersey’s Global Warming Response Act 80X50 Report
FALL CLIMATE ACADEMY: New Jersey Tidal Marshes and Sea Level Rise
FALL CLIMATE ACADEMY: The TRECH Project – Estimating Health & Equity Benefits of Transportation Climate Policies in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States
FALL CLIMATE ACADEMY: Protecting Historic Residences from Flooding: Building Elevations
FALL CLIMATE ACADEMY: Spotlight on the Massachusetts Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Program
FALL CLIMATE ACADEMY: Flood Planning & Preparedness for New Jersey Historic Buildings
SUMMER CLIMATE ACADEMY: Addressing Managed Retreat
SUMMER CLIMATE ACADEMY: Climate Adaptation Planning for New Jersey’s Urban and Natural Forests
SUMMER CLIMATE ACADEMY: Acidification of New Jersey’s Ocean & Coastal Waters
SUMMER CLIMATE ACADEMY: Engaging Vulnerable Populations in Resilience Planning
SUMMER CLIMATE ACADEMY: New Tools to Visualize & Map Climate Futures in New Jersey
Rebuilding New Jersey after COVID-19
SUMMER CLIMATE ACADEMY: Protecting Our Historical and Cultural Assets
SUMMER CLIMATE ACADEMY: Sea Level Rise in New Jersey
