Environmental Communication at UGA
Creating the Next Generation of Environmental Storytellers
According to Dr. Shepherd Director of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Georgia, many people who don’t believe in climate change cite cooler days in the Fall and Winter months as part of their reasoning. “Climate is not defined by … Continue reading “The Truth About Climate Change: Who thinks What?” →
The price of fruits and vegetables has increased in the recent years and experts say it is because of climate change. According to the Environmental Defense Fund, this change in price is due in part to rising average temperatures across … Continue reading “Rising Temperatures Mean Rising Prices” →
As monthly high temperatures continue to rise across Georgia, local chefs and atmospheric scientists fear for the future of our local crops. Local Athens, Georgia chef Wesley Guthrie likes to source all of his vegetables locally and has not had … Continue reading “Is the Future of Our Crops at Risk?” →
With the remnants of Hurricane Harvey fading out and many being faced with extensive damage, as well as the upcoming risks with Hurricane Irma, it leads to the question of how do cities prepare for floods? Through the Oconee River … Continue reading “Is Athens Prepared for a Flood?” →