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(EST) вЂ“ Careers in the Climate Change Movement вЂ“ Conversation with Camilla Schramek (16C),В Senior Communications Campaigner at The Sunrise ProjectВ and AngelaВ Jiang (19C),В Conservation Organizer at Georgia Sierra ClubД¬amilla is a communicationвЂ™s professional with campaign experience in the climate movement. She is a fierce advocate of accessible, inclusive science and education of all people. Professor Mayo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Emory University, and was awarded the Early-Career Research Fellowship by the National Academies of Sciences Gulf Research Program and the Early Career Faculty Innovator Award by the National Center for Atmospheric Research. She recently expanded her work to include wave energy conversion and its impacts on coastal erosion. She specializes in hurricane storm surge model development and applications, including the investigation of climate change impacts on coastal flood risk and data assimilation methods for state and parameter estimation. Professor Mayo is a computational mathematician with expertise in the development and application of numerical hydrodynamic models for coastal hazards.

(EDT) вЂ“ Asmeret Asefaw Berhe, PhD, Professor, Soil Biogeochemistry, Falasco Chair in Earth Sciences Life & Environmental Sciences Dept., Interim Associate Dean of the Graduate Division, University of California, Merced Previously, he led the Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay. Currently, he is the Deputy Director of Climate Science and Risk Communication at the MayorвЂ™s Office of Resiliency in New York, where he works to integrate climate information into all aspects of city decision-making. His background ranges from landscape change to sea level rise impacts to collaborative approaches to equitable climate adaptation in large coastal cities. AllisonвЂ™s postdoctoral research focused on the use of sustainability indicators in decision making, post-disaster recovery and resiliency, and policies for decarbonization.ДЄdam Parris is an interdisciplinary researcher and knowledge broker with 17 years of experience developing, applying, and translating science for numerous US states, cities, and local communities. (EDT) вЂ“ Allison Bridges, PhD, Lecturer at Columbia University, Sustainability Management and Adam Parris, Deputy Director of Climate Science and Risk Communication, City of New YorkДЄllison Bridges, PhD, recently completed an Earth Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship at Columbia University and is now a Lecturer in the Sustainability Management Graduate Program and a Fellow at the New York City MayorвЂ™s Office of Resiliency. PAST WEBINAR SPEAKERS Wednesday, June 9 at 12:00 p.m. Prior to his current position Matthew worked for over seven years in carbon management and greenhouse gas assessment at the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Management, and at Ecometrica. He has served as a member of several technical working groups for the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, and the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO), and is on the peer review panel for BEIS/DefraвЂ™s emission factors publication for company reporting. He has particular interest in bioenergy, offsetting, electricity accounting, greenhouse gas removal, and land use baselines. His current research focuses on the development of methods for corporate, product (life cycle assessment), project and policy-level greenhouse gas accounting. Professor Matthew Brander is a Senior Lecturer in Carbon Accounting at the University of EdinburghвЂ™s Business School.

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(EDT) вЂ“ Matthew Brander, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Carbon Accounting, Business School, University of Edinburgh ZOOM Registration Link Sign up for our newsletter Wednesday, July 21 at 12:00 p.m. Please visit our new site HERE.Д®mory Climate Talks is pleased to work in partnership with the Resilience and Sustainability Collaboratory and the Department of Environmental SciencesВ at Emory University.