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Bolstering Climate Resilience for National Security Forum | Potomac Officers Club

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WHAT

Climate change is not solely an environmental concern. Climate-related risks present numerous challenges for which the U.S. defense and national security communities must account, from a detrimental impact on military readiness and federal infrastructure to potential supply chain disruptions. Meanwhile, communities around the world face drought, flooding, and other events that deplete food and water supplies, increasing the likelihood of humanitarian crises and interstate conflict. 
With extreme-weather events occurring at an unprecedented rate, federal managers have massive amounts of climate data and modeling projections at their disposal. However, analyzing this data to understand their mission-specific risks presents its own challenges. This discussion will explore the national security implications of climate change and how data analytics can inform agencies’ climate adaptation strategies. 

WHERE

Virtual
(703) 226-7007

Speakers

Agenda

1:00pm 1:05pm Welcome & Introductions
1:05pm 1:40pm

Keynote Speaker: Joseph Bryan

Keynote Introducer and Q&A Moderator: Pat Tamburrino, Jr.

1:40pm 2:30pm

Enabling Climate Analytics to Support the Mission Panel:
Dr. Erwin Villiger, Dr. Terence Thompson, Dr. Kathleen White and Pat Tamburrino, Jr. (moderator)

2:30pm 2:55pm

Closing Keynote: Dr. Rod Schoonover

Keynote Introducer and Q&A Moderator: Pat Tamburrino, Jr.

2:55pm 3:00pm

Closing Comments

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