GROUND WATER AND ITS RELATION TO FOOD SECURITY

Monday, May 12th 2025, 7:30 to 9:00 pm

Our speaker will be Inez Fung of UC Berkeley, professor of atmospheric science. Among many more distinctions, she is a member of the IPCC that shared a 2007 Nobel Peace Prize, elected to the National Academy of Sciences since 2011, Received a NASA exceptional Scientific Achievement award, MIT outstanding thesis award, Distinquished Faculty mentoring award from the UCB graduate assembly.

The climate of the Earth is intimately tied to the composition of the atmosphere and the dynamics of the underlying surface. The atmosphere and land surface exchange energy, water and other trace substances on all space and time scales.The exchange is dependent on and, in turn, determines the states of the atmosphere and biosphere themselves.

Inez Fung’s research in the past decade has focused on the many aspects of biosphere-atmosphere interaction, with the goal of gaining predictive capability of how atmospheric composition and climate may co-evolve in the future.

Join us for this lively talk and conversation.
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