Early Warning Systems and Food Security in the Arctic: Dr. Zeke Baker

Update: 2021-12-22

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Early Warning Systems play a crucial role in protecting food security in the arctic and supporting crucial decision making. Dr. Zeke Baker, assistant Professor of Environmental Sociology , discusses how climate change alters how people anticipate the long-term future. For mariners and coastal communities in the Bering Sea region, this situation is acute. Join us as Dr. Baker discusses how meteorology and weather services can improve their social impact by moving beyond a paradigm of formal prediction to incorporate a deeper understanding of community-level social processes.

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Early Warning Systems and Food Security in the Arctic: Dr. Zeke Baker

AMS Food Security Committee

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Early Warning Systems and Food Security in the Arctic: Dr. Zeke Baker

AMS Food Security Committee

Early Warning Systems and Food Security in the Arctic: Dr. Zeke Baker