Assessing Our Contribution to Extreme Climate Events

06/03/24 • 29 min

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Kevin Reed's research looks to pin the blame on climate change — working in the field of climate attribution. Host Heather Lynch explores with Reed how to assess who is owed what due to the damages associated with extreme climate events.

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Host: Heather Lynch

Producer: Benedicta Obodoruku

Editor: J.D. Allen

Program manager: Jennifer Gilday

To learn more about the New York Climate Exchange, go to https://nyclimateexchange.org/

You can find all our episodes at www.stonybrook.edu/c4e or wherever you stream audio.

Host: Heather Lynch

Producer: Benedicta Obodoruku

Editor: J.D. Allen

Program manager: Jennifer Gilday

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Host: Heather Lynch

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