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Preparing the Great Lakes region for climate risks.

Translational Knowledge
U-M Researchers Contribute to National Climate Assessment
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Feature
Lake Superior's Frigid Summer Forecast
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Featured Project
Indicator Suite and Winter Adaptation Measures for the Chicago Climate Action Plan
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Featured Project
Great Lakes evaporation: Implications for decision making and water resource management
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GLISA News

10/22/2014 - GLISA Announces 2014 Climate Assessment Grant Recipients

10/22/2014 - Practical Climate Adaptation Research via Michigan Journal of Sustainability

8/19/2014 - WBEZ: Great Lakes' Low Water Levels Captivate, Worry Artists

Climate News

7/24/2014 - Climate Change in the Midwest: A Synthesis Report for the National Climate Assessment

6/26/2014 - Great Lakes Region Quarterly Climate Impacts and Outlook - June 2014

5/15/2014 - New land use planning tools for local adaptation to climate change

Events

4/18/2015 to 4/21/2015 - National Planning Conference

5/12/2015 to 5/15/2015 - National Adaptation Forum

Featured Research

Lake-effect Snowstorm over the Great Lakes, April, 2012.

A GLISA Project Team reports that while ice cover affects evaporation, the reverse is true as well. Evaporation rates in the autumn also help determine the extent of winter ice cover. The new findings point to a need for year-round monitoring of evaporation rates in the Great Lakes region. Read about it in our newsletter or read the full report here.

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Great Lakes Integrated Sciences + AssessmentsPreparing the Great Lakes region for climate risks.

Great Lakes Integrated Sciences + Assessments
Preparing the Great Lakes region for climate risks.