Program

October 2-4, 2023

Conference Portal

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MONDAY AM — PLENARY SESSION
9:00-9:50 am MT / 8:00-8:50 am PT

9:00 am MT
(8:00 am PT)

Welcome, Land Acknowledgement, NWCC Code of Conduct
Alejandro Flores, Prof of Geosciences, Boise State University

9:10 am MT
(8:10 am PT)

Boise State Welcome
Nancy Glenn, VP Research/Economic Development, Boise State University

9:20 am MT
(8:20 am PT)

Plenary Talk
The Honorable Lauren McLean, Mayor for City of Boise

9:40 am MT
(8:40 am PT)

Moderated Q & A

9:50 am MT
(8:50 am PT)

Morning Plenary Adjourns

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MONDAY AM — CONCURRENT SESSIONS
10:00-12:00 pm MT / 9:00-11:00 am PT

Session 1-1a: Climate Response and Resilience in Aquatic Ecosystems
Session 1-1b: Public Preferences and Program Uptake
Session 1-1c: City of Boise: Climate and Water Initiatives (Discussion)
Session 1-1d: Extreme Heat in WA State: Trends, risks, and policy action
Session 1-1e: Rising Seas and the Coastal Squeeze: Managing Inland Migration of Coastal Habitats in Response to Sea Level Rise

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Session 1-1a:
Climate Response and Resilience in Aquatic Ecosystems

10:00 am MT
(9:00 am PT)

Identifying Spatial Patterns in Climate Resilience and Climate Vulnerability in Freshwater Ecosystems in the Cascades
Duncan, C, Torgersen, C, Levin, P, Howe, E, Dittman, A, May, D, Dickerson-Lange, S, DeKnikker, R, Newsome, T, Squeochs, D, Meyer, W and Asarian, E.

10:25 am MT
(9:25 am PT)

Toward Empirical Assessment of Adaptive Capacity in Aquatic Populations Across Scales: From Genomes to Landscapes in Native Rainbow Trout Populations in Idaho
Caudill, CC, Seaborn, T, Chen, Z, Masingale, J, Narum, S, Ringleman, A, Keeley, E, Huang, L, Andrews, K, Link, T, Du, E, Griswold, K, Kline, B, Hohenlohe, P, Waits, L, Pradhan, D, Wooding, A, and Small, B

10:50 am MT
(9:50 am PT)

Managing for Current and Future Stream Temperatures: A Data-driven Approach for Designing Instream Actions to Protect and Enhance Thermal Refuges
French, DW, Naylor, C, Dillon, A, Dickerson-Lange, SE, Williamson, K and Winter, S

11:15 am MT
(10:15 am PT)

Plant Abundance Influences Riverine Dissolved Oxygen Concentrations
Pelly, AC and Roley, SS
Session 1-1b:
Public Preferences and Program Uptake

10:00 am MT
(9:00 am PT)

Comparing Public Support for Nuclear and Wind Energy in Washington State
Dolsak, N, Prakash, A, Uji, A, and Song, J

10:25 am MT
(9:25 am PT)

Highlighting Co-benefits of Climate Action Increases Climate Change Engagement Among Agricultural Producers
Hunt, L, and Hillis, AV

10:50 am MT
(9:50 am PT)

Issue Linkage and Climate Votes in the U.S. House of Representatives, 2007-2020
Morton, K, Dolsak, N and Prakash, A

11:15 am MT
(10:15 am PT)

Future of Energy Independence & Microgrids
Do, J
Session 1-1c:
City of Boise: Climate and Water Initiatives

A discussion session convened by Hubble, S. Climate Action Manager, City of Boise Department of Public Works, and the following panelists.

Panelists:

  • Falconer, H. – Environmental Manager
  • McCullough, P. – Materials Management Program Manager
  • Gehl, W. – Energy Program Manager
  • Walkins, R. – Climate Action and Sustainability Coordinator
Session 1-1d:
Extreme Heat in Washington State: Trends, risks, and policy action

A session convened by: Kearl, Z. Research Scientist, Climate Impacts Group, Univ of WA and Bumbaco, K, Deputy State Climatologist, Office of the WA State Climatologist, Univ of WA

Presenters:

  • Bumbaco, K, Staudmyer, H, O'Neill, L, Arends, A, Bond, N. – Updated Trends in PNW Heat Waves
  • Bond, N and Bumbaco, K. – Regional Circulation Patterns with PNW Heat Waves: Past and Present
  • Naismith, K, Cunningham, R. – Coping with Heat Waves: Health Implications and Preparedness in WA State
  • Sheehan, T and Hess, J. – CHaRT: The Climate Health and Risk Tool
  • Kearl, Z and Vogel, J. – Lessons from a policy analysis of public health and extreme heat in WA State
Session 1-1e:
Rising Seas and the Coastal Squeeze:
Managing Inland Migration of Coastal Habitats in Response to Sea Level Rise

A community coordination session convened by panelists:

  • Krosby, MB. – Senior Scientist, Climate Impacts Group and University Director, Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center, Univ of WA
  • Kalafatis, S. – Deputy University Director, Northwest Climate Adaptation Science Center, Climate Impacts Group, Univ of WA
  • Hasert, R. – Research Scientist, Climate Impacts Group, Univ of WA

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MONDAY PM — CONCURRENT SESSIONS
2:00-4:00 pm MT / 1:00-3:00 am PT

Session 1-2a: Forests, Drought, and Fire
Session 1-2b: Sea Level Rise and Coastal Systems
Session 1-2c: Advancing Climate Change Application: Perspectives from the USDA Forest Service and USDA Northwest Climate Hub
Session 1-2d: Understanding Snowpack and Its Impacts on Hydroclimate, Hydrology, and Extreme Events
Session 1-2e: Sustaining Spring Chinook Salmon in the Chehalis Basin Under an Increasingly Uncertain Environment

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Session 1-2a:
Forest, Drought, and Fire

2:00 pm MT
(1:00 pm PT)

Forest Restoration Thinning Accelerates Development of Old-growth Characteristics and Has Implications for Climate Change Resilience in the Pacific Northwest
Case, MJ, Ettinger, AK and Pradhan, K

2:25 pm MT
(1:25 pm PT)

Quantifying the Contribution of Major Fossil Fuel Producers to Worsening Wildfires in Western North America
Dahl, KA, Abatzoglou, JT, Phillips, CA, Ortiz Partida, JP, Licker, R, Merner, L and Ekwurzel, B

2:50 pm MT
(1:50 pm PT)

Estimating Drought Recovery in the Climate Toolbox
Hegewisch, KC

3:15 pm MT
(2:15 pm PT)

How Will Forests Recover Following Fire in Northwestern Cascadia?
Morris, JE, Kruszka, SS, Laughlin, MM, Rangel-Parra, LK, Donato, DC, Halofsky, JS and Harvey, BJ
Session 1-2b:
Sea Level Rise and Coastal Systems

2:00 pm MT
(1:00 pm PT)

Sea Level Rise Planning in Washington: Lessons Learned and Looking Forward
Dohrn, CL, Bell, H and Fishman, S

2:25 pm MT
(1:25 pm PT)

Assessing the Vulnerability of Coastal Infrastructure to Sea Level Rise in Washington's State Parks
MacLennan, A, Johnson, RE, Karlson, R

2:50 pm MT
(1:50 pm PT)

Prioritizing Sea Level Rise Exposure and Habitat Sensitivity Across Puget Sound
Maverick, A, Johannessen, J, Miller, I, Fleming, C and Regan, S
Session 1-2c:
Advancing Climate Change Application:
Perspectives from the USDA Forest Service and USDA Northwest Climate Hub

A session convened by:
Timberlake, TJ. Climate Change and Science Coordinator, USDA Forest Service Western Wildland Environmental Threat Assessment Center and PNW Region.
Christensen, JN. ORISE Climate Change Communication Fellow, USDA Northwest Climate Hub.
Lawrence, ME. ORISE Climate Change Communication Fellow, USDA Northwest Climate Hub.
Sala, AR. ORISE Climate Change Integration into National Forest Management Fellow, USDA Northwest Climate Hub.
James, KM. Ecologist, USDA Forest Service

Presenters:

  • Timberlake, TJ. – Climate change in the USDA Forest Service: Overview and Context
  • Sala, AR, Halofsky, JE, Peterson, DL. – Climate Change Impacts on Northwest National Forests
  • James, KM. – Applying climate adaptation strategies to active management of a Northwest National Forest
  • Christensen, JN, and Lawrence, ME. – Helping the Northwest Adapt to Climate Change: The USDA Northwest Climate Hub
  • Lawrence, ME, and Christensen, JN. – Communicating Climate Resilience: The Northwest Climate Hub's Adaptation in Action Series
Session 1-2d:
Understanding Snowpack and Its Impacts on Hydroclimate, Hydrology, and Extreme Events

A session convened by:
Sun, N. Research Scientist, Pacific Northwest National Lab.
Dickerson-Lange, S. Hydrologist, Natural Systems Design & Univ of WA.
Yan, H. Research Scientist, Pacific Northwest National Lab.

Presenters:

  • Dickerson-Lange, SE, Howe, E, Patrick, K, Gersonde, R and Lundquist, JD. – Does forest management to reduce fire risk increase or decrease snow storage in the Eastern Cascades?
  • Chen, X, Leung, LR, Sun, N. – Weather Systems Connecting Modes of Climate Variability to Puget Sound Hydroclimate Extremes
  • Yan, H, Duan, Z, Wigmosta, MS, Sun, N, Gutmann, ED, Kruyt, B, Arnold, JR. – Snowmelt Poses Infrastructure Vulnerability for Flooding in Mountain Basins
  • Sun, N, Voisin, N, Rose, D, Broman, D, Kraucunas, I, Alin, S, Arnold, J, Judi, D, Leung, LR, Mauger, G, Mcmurdie, L, Nijssen, B, Nolte, C. – Challenges in Predicting Earth-Human Systems of Coastal Regions: A Review of the Puget Sound Region
  • Gleason, KE, Ciafone, N, Ebel, S, Guinn, M, Surunis, A, Zapata, M. – Fire, Forests, and Snow: Measurements to Modeling Eco-Hydro-Climate Interactions and Impacts
Session 1-2e:
Sustaining Spring Chinook Salmon in the Chehalis Basin Under an Increasingly Uncertain Environment

A discussion session convened by Morishima, GS. Technical Advisor Natural Resources & Environment, Quinault Management Center.

Panelists:

  • TBA

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TUESDAY AM — PLENARY SESSION
9:00-9:50 am MT / 8:00-8:50 am PT

9:00 am MT
(8:00 am PT)

Day 2 Welcome
Alejandro Flores, Boise State University

9:05 am MT
(8:05 am PT)

Boise State School of the Environment Welcome
Kevin Feris, Boise State University

9:15 am MT
(8:15 am PT)

Plenary Talk
Daniel Stone, Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation

9:40 am MT
(8:40 am PT)

Moderated Q & A

9:50 am MT
(8:50 am PT)

Morning Plenary Adjourns

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TUESDAY AM — CONCURRENT SESSIONS
10:00-12:00 pm MT / 9:00-11:00 am PT

Session 2-1a: Contemporary Issues in Climate Adaptation
Session 2-1b: Where We are Now: Perspectives on Climate Justice in the Northwest
Session 2-1c: Leading a More Efficient and Regenerative Destination Economy
Session 2-1d: Laying Foundations for Climate-informed, Equity-focused Public Health Services in WA

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Session 2-1a:
Contemporary Issues in Climate Adaptation

10:00 am MT
(9:00 am PT)

Connecting Science and Practice: The Northwest Regional Invasive Species and Climate Change (NW RISCC) Management Network
Fusco, EJ

10:25 am MT
(9:25 am PT)

A Good Idea or Just an Idea: Getting to Effective Climate Change Adaptation
Hansen, LJ

10:50 am MT
(9:50 am PT)

Evaluating the Efficacy of Man-made Canals at Maintaining Lake Habitats for Salmon and Birds Using Seasonal Variations in Isotopes of Meteoric Water
Jimenez, AA, Bershaw, J, Saslaw, M, Gall, S and Rahalski, E

11:15 am MT
(10:15 am PT)

Broadening the Definition of Adaptation Support: Lessons from Long-term Collaborations in Floodplain Management
Mauger, GS, Hasert, R, Asinas, ET, Rozance, MA, Rogers, M, Won, JS, Wrobleski, T and Breslow, S

11:40 am MT
(10:40 am PT)

Advancing Our Knowledge of Climate Adaptation Science: What Have We Learned in the Past 5 Years?
Swensen, K and Glenn, B
Session 2-1b:
Where We are Now: Perspectives on Climate Justice in the Northwest

A community coordination session convened by Cunningham, RN, Climate & Health Section Manager, WA State Dept of Health, and Rasmussen, E, Climate and Environmental Justice Associate, City of Seattle.

Panelists:

  • Rasmussen, R. — Climate and Environmental Justice Associate, City of Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment – History of the Heal Act
  • Rowena Pineda, R. — Environmental Justice and Interagency Workgroup Manager, WA State Department of Health, participatory budgeting
  • Cunningham, R. — Climate and Health Section Manager, WA DOH, Climate and Health Adaptation Initiative
  • Chacón, A. — Executive Director, CAFÉ, Environmental Justice Community Engagement
  • Sifuentes, J. — Climate & Health Lead, Oregon Health Authority, Public Health Equity Funding
  • Petty, N. — Advocacy Program Manager, Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle
  • Harvey, E. — Watershed Manager, CRITFC
Session 2-1c:
Leading a More Efficient and Regenerative Destination Economy

A community coordination session convened by Wilbur, AW, Program Officer, ICLEI USA.

Panelists:

  • Mentzer, A. — Sustainability Manager, Blaine County Government
  • Rodrigue, E. — City Planner/Resiliency Planner, City of Hailey, ID
Session 2-1d:
Laying Foundations for Climate-informed, Equity-focused Public Health Services in WA

A discussion session convened by Boardman, AM, Climate & Health Coordinator, WA State Department of Health, and Haverkamp, C, Climate and Health Coordinator, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department.

Panelists:

  • Boardman, M. — Climate & Health Coordinator, WA State Department of Health
  • Haverkamp, C. — Climate and Health Coordinator, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
  • Hockaday, E. — Senior Manager – Surveillance & Investigation, Benton-Franklin Health District
  • Kramer, B. — Program Manager – Climate + Health Equity Initiative, Public Health Seattle King County
  • Sullivan, S. — Environmental Health Manager, Whatcom County Health Department

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TUESDAY POSTER SESSION

  • Fusco, EJ, Raymond, C and Rogers, M — Developing a state of science assessment to bridge climate change science and climate-smart management in the northwest USA
  • Qualls, RJ and Woodruff, CD — Inter-Annual Temporal Repeatability of Snowmelt Patterns Derived from Remote Sensing
  • Rogers, MH — Streamflow Projections to Inform Climate-Adapted Culvert Design in Washington State
  • Rudnick, DA, Hansen, LJ and Schafer, C — Exploring an island community’s perspectives and ideas for meeting the challenge of sea level rise

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TUESDAY PM — CONCURRENT SESSIONS
2:00-4:00 pm MT / 1:00-3:00 am PT

Session 2-2a: Climate Justice and Equity
Session 2-2b: Climate Impacts of Consumer Energy Policy
Session 2-2c: Updating Washington State's Climate Resilience Strategy – A New Process for Coordinating, Catalyzing and Scaling Up Action, and Measuring Progress by State Agencies
Session 2-2d: Integrating Climate Change with Comprehensive Planning in WA State: Lessons Learned and Future Directions

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Session 2-2a:
Climate Justice and Equity

2:00 pm MT
(1:00 pm PT)

Why Do Environmental NGOs Incorporate Social and Climate Justice as a Focus? An Empirical Analysis of Changes in Organizational Activities Between 2011 and 2023
Echavarria, E, Tremblay-Boire, J, Dolšak, N and Prakash, A

2:25 pm MT
(1:25 pm PT)

Mitigating the Impacts of Heat and Smoke in Oregon Communities: Lessons Learned from a Public Health, Energy Efficiency/Emissions Reduction and Environmental Justice Lens
Godber, SE, Kaplowitz, G, Knudsen, T and Kruse, S

2:50 pm MT
(1:50 pm PT)

Direct Funding as a Method to Advance Community-based Climate Resilience
Thill, Z
Session 2-2b:
Climate Impacts of Consumer Energy Policy

A discussion session convened by Elgethun, L., CEO Retrolux, Board Member and Idaho Board Chair CleanTech Alliance and Mel Clark, Executive Director CleanTech Alliance.

Panelists:

  • TBA
Session 2-2c:
Updating WA State's Climate Resilience Strategy – A New Process for Coordinating, Catalyzing and Scaling Up Action, and Measuring Progress by State Agencies

A community coordination session convened by Hennessey, J, Special Assistant to the Director Climate Resilience, WA State Department of Ecology and Raymond, C, Climate Adaptation Specialist, Univ of WA Climate Impacts Group.

Presenters (45 mins):

  • Hennessey, JL. — Special Assistant to the Director - Climate Resilience, WA State Dept of Ecology
  • Roalkvam, CL. — Environmental Services Office, WA Dept of Transportation
  • Zerbe, K. — Hazard Mitigation Strategist, Emergency Mgmt Division, WA State Military Department
  • King, E. — Energy Resilience & Emergency Mgmt Director, WA State Department of Commerce
  • Waid, N. — Policy Advisor, WA State Dept of Natural Resources

Panelists (45 mins):

  • Stroble, J. — Climate Program Director, The Nature Conservancy
  • Gruen, D. — Co-executive director, programs and policy, Front and Centered
  • Marchand, A. — Senior Tribal Climate Resilience Liaison. The Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians

Discussion and Facilitated Q&A (30 mins):

  • Kralj, J. — Climate Resilience Strategy Planner, WA State Dept of Ecology
Session 2-2d:
Integrating Climate Change with Comprehensive Planning in WA State: Lessons Learned and Future Directions

A community coordination session convened by Burnham, M, Rozance, MA, Gutierrez, N, Grueter, L and Idleburg, G.

Panelists:

  • Burnham, M. — Climate Resilience Lead, WA State Dept of Commerce
  • Lott, RJ. — Community Development Director, City of Pullman
  • Trevino, Z. — Assistant Planner, City of Port Angeles
  • Canola, E. — Senior Planner, Snohomish County
  • Rozance, MA. — Senior Associate, Cascadia Consulting Group
  • Gutierrez, N. — Associate, Cascadia Consulting Group
  • Grueter, L. — Principal, BERK Consulting

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WEDNESDAY AM — PLENARY SESSION
9:00-9:50 am MT / 8:00-8:50 am PT

9:00 am MT
(8:00 am PT)

Day 3 Welcome
Dr. Stephanie Lenhart, Energy Policy Institute, Boise State University

9:10 am MT
(8:10 am PT)

Regional Power Planning, Fish and Wildlife Programs, and Public Participation: A moderated panel with the Northwest Power and Conservation Council
– Ed Schriever, Council Member
– Patty O'Toole, Director of Fish and Wildlife Division
– Jennifer Light, Director of Power Planning
– Moderated by: Stephanie Lenhart

9:40 am MT
(8:40 am PT)

Q & A

9:50 am MT
(8:50 am PT)

Morning Plenary Adjourns

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WEDNESDAY AM — CONCURRENT SESSIONS
10:00-12:00 pm MT / 9:00-11:00 am PT

Session 3-1a: Community Climate Vulnerability and Action — Part 1
Session 3-1b: Grid-Scale Fully Integrated Renewable Energy and Water Storage Project
Session 3-1c: From Planning to Implementation: Multi-jurisdictional Coordination across the Rural North Olympic Peninsula for Regional Climate Resiliency

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Session 3-1a:
Community Climate Vulnerability and Action — Part 1

10:00 am MT
(9:00 am PT)

Climate Change and Migration: A Mixed-methods Systematic Review
Ivanova, A, Singh, D, Rai, P, Richards, C, Goldsby, M and Vasconcelos H

10:25 am MT
(9:25 am PT)

City of Seattle's Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment
Carroll, P and Chang, MH

10:50 am MT
(9:50 am PT)

Ecosystem-focused Trainings for Wildlife Managers
Elliott-Smith, E, Kuster, E and Finn, S

11:15 am MT
(10:15 am PT)

Planning for Multiple Futures: Using Scenario and Adaptive Planning to Inform Portland's Water Supply Investments
Heyn, KA and Lombard, C

Session 3-1b:
Grid-Scale Fully Integrated Renewable Energy and Water Storage Project

A session convened by Brittan, GG, Carkulis, JT and Beltrone, PS, of Cat Creek Energy, LLC.

Presenters:

  • Brittan, GG. — Development of the Cat Creek Energy & Water Storage Project (CCEW): the Management Team Perspective
  • Held, T. — CCEW: a Corporate Off-taker Perspective
  • Ragan, L. — CCEW: a UNION Perspective
  • Faulkner — CCEW: a Rancher/Developer Perspective
Session 3-1c:
From Planning to Implementation: Multi-jurisdictional Coordination across the Rural North Olympic Peninsula for Regional Climate Resiliency

A discussion session convened by: Affeld, K, Rozance, MA, and Chang, M.

Panelists:

  • Affeld, K. — Executive Director, North Olympic Development Council
  • Rome, C. — Director, Washington State Univ Extension Clallam County
  • Harvey, D. — Special Assistant to Sheriff's Office Command Staff, Clallam County Sheriff's Office
  • Trevino, Z. — Assistant Planner, City of Port Angeles
  • Roberts, M. — State and Regional Affairs Director, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
  • Rozance, MA. — Senior Associate, Cascadia Consulting Group (facilitator)
  • Chang, M. — Equity Director, Cascadia Consulting Group (facilitator)

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WEDNESDAY PM — CONCURRENT SESSIONS
2:00-4:00 pm MT / 1:00-3:00 pm PT

Session 3-2a: Community Climate Vulnerability and Action — Part 2
Session 3-2b: The Anatomy of Misinformation in Opposing Renewable Energy Development
Session 3-2c: Climate Resilience in a Rural Community: Research and Action in Umatilla, Oregon
Session 3-2d: Community and Government Collaborations: Northwest Interagency Partnership for Sustainable Communities (NIPSC)

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Session 3-2a:
Community Climate Vulnerability and Action — Part 2

2:00 pm MT
(1:00 pm PT)

Local Health Jurisdictions and Extreme Heat Preparedness: Challenges, Strategies, and Opportunities
Kelley, JC, Hartwell, C, Gridley-Smith, C, Hess, J, Nori-Sarma, A, Wellenius, G and Errett, N

2:25 pm MT
(1:25 pm PT)

Healthcare Decarbonization and Adaptation to Climate Change
Rhodes, CJ and Kramer, B

2:50 pm MT
(1:50 pm PT)

Role of Water Reuse in Supporting Northwest Climate Resilience
Thebo, AL

3:15 pm MT
(2:15 pm PT)

We Have a Plan, Now What? What We've Learned from Community Climate Action Plan Implementation (Or Lack Thereof)
Tillmann, PJ, Rozance, MA, Martin, AL and Chang, MH

Session 3-2b:
The Anatomy of Misinformation in Opposing Renewable Energy Development

A discussion session convened by McIntyre, M.

Panelists:

  • McIntyre, M. – Director of Public Affairs, Hubbell Communications
  • Brown, N. – Public Affairs Manager, Hubbell Communications
  • Hyder, Z. – President, Hubbell Communications
Session 3-2c:
Climate Resilience in a Rural Community: Research and Action in Umatilla, Oregon

A session convened by Kearl, ZK and Thebo, A, Research Scientists, Climate Impacts Group, Univ of WA.

Presenters:

  • Thebo, A, Mauger, G, and Kearl, Z. – Groundwater Management in the Lower Umatilla Basin: Climate Resilience Co-Benefits
  • Kearl, Z, Thebo, A, Mauger, G. – Exploring Strategies to Provide Safe Drinking Water for Disadvantaged Communities Impacted by Nitrate Pollution in Groundwater: Case Studies from Western States
  • Mehta, A. – Engaged Education Practices as Rural Youth Engagement to Address Groundwater Contamination
  • Running, K. – Local Environmental Concern and Suggested Best Practices for Inclusive Decision-making among Citizens of Umatilla, Oregon
Session 3-2d:
Community and Government Collaborations: Northwest Interagency Partnership for Sustainable Communities (NIPSC)

A community coordination session convened by: Shannon, D, Fiedorczyk, B, Stewart, L, and Bouvion, R.

Panelists/Presenters:

  • Fiedorczyk, B. – NIPSC Co-Coordinator, EPA
  • Shannon, D. – NIPSC Co-Coordinator, EPA Region 10
  • Stewart, L. – NIPSC Co-Coordinator, HUD
  • Bouvion, R. – NIPSC Climate Adaptation Workgroup Coordinator, HHS

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WEDNESDAY PM — CLOSING PLENARY
4:10-4:20 pm MT / 3:10-3:20 pm PT

4:10 pm MT
(3:10 pm PT)

Thanks and Closing Remarks
Alejandro Flores, Prof of Geosciences, Boise State University