Date:	September 20th, 2010
Time:	7:00 pm
Location:	Our regular meeting location

CLIMATE CHANGE & THE NIAGARA REGION: What Will It Be Like In 2050?

What will Niagara be like in 40 years? This is the question that climate change researcher, Brad May, will explore during our first meeting of the fall season on Monday, September 20th. Brad is currently Manager with the Adaptation and Impacts Research Section (AIRS) of Environment Canada. He is also an Adjunct Professor in the Tourism and Environment Department at Brock University. His educational background includes a B.A. in Geography from Wilfred Laurier University and a M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies from University of Toronto.

Brad's current research focuses on a number of issues, including: community-based climate change adaptation using risk management tools; atmospheric hazards and extreme weather events. He is also a collaborator with the Indigenous Adaptation Network, examining Great Lakes Climate Change issues.

With his extensive experience and education, Brad is sure to give us a thought-provoking look at the future. Members of the general public are urged to join us to learn more about this important topic. Admission is free.

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