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SUMMARY:Extreme weather and climate: Measured response? |  À météo et climat extrêmes\, measures proportionnées?
DESCRIPTION:Ronald Stewart\, University of Manitoba \nDaniel Scott\, University of Waterloo \nThursday March 26\, 2015 \nIn Canada and around the world\, extreme weather phenomena are becoming more frequent and more damaging. As the costs to people\, protected areas\, and infrastructure rise\, governments are increasingly being called upon to mount coordinated responses to droughts\, wildfires\, storms and flooding. Physical scientists like Dr. Ronald Stewart\, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada\, Fellow of the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society\, and Professor in the Department of Environment and Geography\, University of Manitoba\, are monitoring and analyzing weather patterns\, while social scientists like Dr. Daniel Scott\, University Research Chair in Climate and Society\, Director of the Interdisciplinary Centre on Climate Change (IC3)\, and Professor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Management\, University of Waterloo\, are exploring how to reduce the impact on people\, communities and the economy. \nJoin us for a fascinating discussion between these two researchers\, as we explore how government and communities can better plan for extreme weather. This breakfast is sponsored by Engineers Canada. \n\n\n\n\n 
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