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NC CASC May/June 2022 Newsletter Now Available Online
The May/June 2022 issue of the NC CASC newsletter is now available online:
NC CASC July 2022 Tribal Climate Newsletter Now Available Online
The July 2022 issue of the NC CASC Tribal Climate Newsletter is now available online:
New NC CASC-funded Publications
Interannual variation in climate contributes to contingency in post-fire restoration outcomes in seeded sagebrush steppe from this project:
NC CASC Welcomes Ella Ho, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Ella Ho is an undergraduate in the Astronomy and Planetary Sciences department with minors in Space and Atmospheric and Oceanic Science.
Rangwala Discusses Western U.S. Drought in Interview with CBC Radio-Canada
A prolonged drought in the western U.S. has left Colorado River reservoirs seriously depleted.
RISCC Management Network Announces Career Opportunity for Cross-RISCC Interaction
The Regional Invasive Species and Climate Change (RISCC) Management network (risccnetwork.org) aims to reduce the compounding effects of invasive species and climate change by synthesizing
NC RISCC Launches New Website
The NC RISCC is excited to announce the launch of their new website containing published materials, videos, and other information about the NC RISCC.
Rangwala Presents to Climate Civilian Corps Fellows and USFWS Mentors
On June 8, NC CASC Climate Science Lead Imtiaz Rangwala presented and discussed "
June 2022 NC CASC Tribal Climate Newsletter Now Online
The June 2022 issue of the NC CASC Tribal Climate Newsletter is now available for viewing online.
The Future of International Waterways: The Milk and St. Mary River Basins Case Study
Along the US-Canadian border, international waterways weave a path from the mountains down to the foothills, feeding the Milk and St. Mary river basins, important regions to the Chippewa Cree Indians, Blackfeet, Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes.