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The APECS Field Schools Network aims to create a community of connected field schools concerned with the polar regions, the cryosphere, and climate change. All education levels are encouraged; most APECS members are undergraduate to postdoc, but schools designed for secondary students or early faculty are encouraged to participate as well. See below for a simple list of field school details, or check out the menu on the left to find out about APECS Field Schools, recurring field schools, and one-off field programs. All schools are tagged with 'Secondary,' 'Undergrad,' 'Postgrad,' and 'Postdoc' to show their intended audience - just search for those most applicable to you. Or, search 'grad' to get both Undergrad and Postgrad or 'post' to get both Postgrad and Postdoc.
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EVENT
- TITLE:
- 2010 Arctic Science Conference: Water: Intergrating Health, Habitat, and Economy
- WHEN:
- 13.09.2010 - 15.09.2010
- WHERE:
- Interdisciplinary
- Category:
- Conferences, Meetings, and Workshops of Interest to Polar Researchers
DESCRIPTION
2010 Arctic Science Conference
Water: Integrating Health, Habitat, and Economy
13-15 September 2010
Anchorage, Alaska
Online abstract submission and conference registration is now open for
the 2010 Arctic Science Conference, "Water: Integrating Health, Habitat,
and Economy." The 2010 Arctic Science Conference is the annual meeting
of the AAAS Arctic Division. The meeting will be held Monday-Wednesday,
13-15 September 2010, in Anchorage, Alaska.
Increasingly rapid global change now presents Alaska with emerging
challenges. Many of these lie at the interface of water and society as
an ever-crowded world grapples with balancing quality, supply, and
demand. Water is life and our approaches to its management, conservation
and utilization will determine the survival and well-being of billions
of people, both today and for the foreseeable future. How do we develop
the North such that it is resilient and responsive? The conference will
seek a better understanding of the issues that surround water ranging
from food security to its role in health and sustaining the economy.
To register for the conference, please go to:
Phone: 907-474-7525
VENUE
- Location:
- Anchorage, Alaska, US
- CITY:
- Interdisciplinary
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