POSTPONED: Rebel Recharge - Climate Change: What it means for our Planet, our State, and our Community
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Campus Location
Office/Remote Location

Description
Program Description: Climate change is about more than melting ice caps, sea-level rise, and polar bears and penguins. Warming temperatures impact everyone, even here in southern Nevada. Since the onset of the Industrial Revolution, Nevada has warmed by an average of ~2°F. The Las Vegas region has warmed by over 6°F in that time period, making our community one of the fastest-warming in the entire United States. Intense heat has always been a characteristic of southern Nevada, but even modest temperature increases impact our health, our air quality, our water supply, and other aspects of our daily lives. Dr. Averyt will present an overview of the changing climate of southern Nevada and what it means for the greater Las Vegas community in the context of recent and emerging policy actions.
Presenter: Kristen Averyt, Research Professor for the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost
About Rebel Recharge: Rebel Recharge is a dynamic new ten-month lunch-and-learn series featuring engaging and timely topics designed to stimulate conversation and develop new skills. The series is presented by faculty, staff, and alumni of UNLV and is open to all who would like to attend.
Admission Information
Admission:
$10 per person, includes program, parking, and lunch
Deadline to register is Friday, April 10. Limited on-site registration available.
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External Sponsor
Lunch Catered by Lazy Dog Restaurant and Bar