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    Juneau's Changing Climate and Community Response

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    Powell, James E.
    Tankersley, Molly
    Ainsworth, Tom
    Amundson, Jason M.
    Armstrong, Bob
    Botelho, Bruce
    Carstensen, Richard
    D'Amore, David V.
    Foy, Robert James
    Hood, Eran
    Jacobs, Aaron
    Koester, Katie
    Kruger, Linda
    Maier, Kevin
    Mesdag, Alec
    Mitchell, Duff
    Nagorski, Sonia
    Paddock, Raymond
    Pearson, Heidi C.
    Romanof, Andy
    Sndyer, Darren
    Thoman, Richard L.
    Thornton, Thomas F.
    Wilcox, Peggy
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    Keyword
    Climate change mitigation
    Alaska
    Juneau
    Climactic changes
    Environmental aspects
    economic aspects
    Mendenhall Glacier
    Precipitation
    Temperature
    Sea level rise
    Surface uplift
    Ocean warming
    Landslides
    Ocean acidification
    Greenhouse gases
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/12930
    Abstract
    This report is designed as a living document to inform the community, decision makers, and academics and to serve as a learning and teaching tool. The nine key messages summarized on pages 6 and 7 are intended for use as a quick reference. Unique for this type of report, these key messages highlight actions by Juneau's civil society, including local nonprofit organizations.
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    53 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 28 cm
    Table of Contents
    Welcome / Thomas F. Thornton -- Juneau's climate report: History and background / Bruce Botelho -- Using this report -- Acknowledgements / James E. Powell -- A regional Indigenous perspective on adaptation: The Central Council of Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska's Climate Change Adaptation Plan / Raymond Paddock -- Nine key messages -- What we're experiencing: Atmospheric, marine, terrestrial, and ecological effects. Climate. Setting and seasons / Tom Ainsworth -- More precipitation / Rick Thoman -- Higher temperatures / Rich Thoman -- Less snowfall / Eran Hood -- Ocean. Surface uplift and sea level rise / Eran Hood -- Extensive effects of a warming ocean / Heidi Pearson -- Increasing ocean acidification / Robert Foy -- Land. More landslides / Sonia Nagorski & Aaron Jacobs -- Mendenhall Glacier continues to retreat / Jason Amundson -- Tongass Forest impacts and carbon / Dave D'Amore -- Animals. Terrestrial vertebrates in A¿¿ak'w & T'aak¿łu Aani¿¿ / Richard Carstensen -- Three animals as indicators of change / Richard Carstensen -- Insects / Bob Armstrong -- What we're doing: Community response. Upgrading ifrastructure and mitigation / Katie Koester -- Upgrading utilities and other energy consumers / Alec Mesdag -- Growing demand for hydropower / Duff Mitchell -- Leading a shift in transportation / Duff Mitchell -- Maintaining mental health through community and recreation / Linda Kruger & Kevin Maier -- Food security / Darren Snyder & Jim Powell -- Large cruise ship air emissions / Jim Powell -- Tourists' views on climate change mitigation / Jim Powell -- Lowering greenhouse gas emissions / Jim Powell & Peggy Wilcox -- Residents taking action / Andy Romanoff & Jim Powell -- Summary and Recommendations -- References -- Graphics and data sources -- Appendix: Juneau nonprofit climate change organizations
    Date
    2022-07
    Publisher
    Alaska Coastal Rainforest Center
    Type
    Report
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