Reminder about Tuesday. This should be a fun program.
Gerald Przybylski
Tuesday, February 18 @ 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
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Our speaker will be Dr. Daniel Swain, Climate Scientist at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability. He’ll speak about climate change in California: “California is a land of great geographic and climatological diversity, and no stranger to drought, flood, and fire. The region already has one of the highest degrees of precipitation variability in the world, and is notably susceptible to extremes at both ends of the hydroclimate spectrum. California’s cities and water infrastructure are designed with this relatively high variability explicitly in mind, and have historically been able to accommodate most of these natural swings from wet to dry (and back again) reasonably well. Yet in a warming climate, California is beginning to experience an even greater degree of “hydroclimate whiplash” that will eventually bring both droughts and floods that are outside the bounds of historical experience and will seriously threaten the state’s ability to manage these hazards. In this talk, I’ll outline what we know with high certainty about California’s changing climate, discuss some of the more speculative and uncertain aspects, and conclude with thoughts on what adaptations would be commensurate with the changes ahead.” |
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Dr. Daniel Swain is a climate scientist focused on the dynamics and impacts of extreme events—including droughts, floods, storms, and wildfires—on a warming planet. Daniel holds joint appointments as a climate scientist with the University of California and a research fellow at the NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research. He engages extensively with journalists and other media partners, serving as a climate and weather science liaison to print, television, radio, and web-based outlets to facilitate accessible and accurate coverage and conversations surrounding climate change. Daniel is an alumnus of the University of California, Davis (B.S., Atmospheric Science) and of Stanford University (Ph.D., Earth System Science), and completed his postdoctoral work at UCLA. He also authors the widely-read Weather West blog (weatherwest.com), which provides real-time perspectives on California weather and climate, and can be found on Twitter (@Weather_West) and YouTube (@WeatherWest).
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Jerry Przybylski
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Jerry Przybylski
Third Tuesday Zoom program
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3254895194?pwd=QlE2L3RJSUZBM1BkQTYyU1VhZzR4UT09
The zoom link can be found in the ACBA Newsletter announcement.
Did you get the newsletter two week weeks ago?
Cheers
Jerry
On Feb 17, 2025, at 6:00 AM, Lori Pohlmann <lori.p...@fertilegroundworks.org> wrote:
Hello,
Robert L Mathews
Gerald Przybylski
As Rob pointed out, the info is available in the obvious places.
The zoom link is also published in the ACBA newsletter you received about a week and a half ago.
The archive of newsletters is available on the member's tab of the website, but you'll need to use the password,
which is in the newsletter, or was in the "Greeting" email you received if you joined ACBA for the first time.
Just today one of our future speakers cautioned against publishing the zoom URL or turning off "waiting-room"
for fear that the meeting could be Zoom-bombed. That Was a thing that we hope has faded with covid.
so I think we have a reasonable balance with respect to availability of the URL.
Since we use the same zoom URL, you can just save it in a "Note" on your computer, or in your pad, or phone.
You can set up a repeating reminder in your "Calendar" app, complete with reminder.
Cheers,
Jerry
PS. We welcome guests from other bee clubs at the zooms, so don't be stingy. Share. Sometimes those guests join. :-)
After all, dues are $10 Cheap! One really great meeting or zoom can be worth more than that $10.
PPS: If you didn't renew yet with the ACBA, do before March 31 to maintain continuity.
Renewing is especially important for uninterrupted swarm-list access.
j
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Gerald Przybylski
This is a THIRD Tuesday ZOOM program... not in person
Nobody will be at the SLSCC meeting venue.
j
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Robert L Mathews
You can set up a repeating reminder in your "Calendar" app, complete with reminder.