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Panelists Needed: TCS22 Conference

I am seeking 3-4 volunteers to participate in a panel presentation at the 2010 Coastal Society Conference being held June 13-16, 2010 in Wilmington, NC. The panel is entitled "National Perspectives on Climate Change Adaptation: A Panel Discussion of Climate Change Adaptation Efforts in Diverse Coastal Regions of the United States" (abstract attached). The idea is to have staff from Sea Grant offices throughout the country talk about climate adaptation in their respective regions (e.g.…See More
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University of Hawaii Sea Grant College Program
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Climate Change & Sea Level Rise
Smart Growth & Community Resiliency

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