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SUMMARY:APECS International Online Conference 2018
LOCATION:online
DESCRIPTION:APECS is proud to announce the 4th annual APECS International Online Confer
 ence to be live-streamed on 16 May 2018. This year’s theme, “Butterfly Effe
 ct: Small Changes, Big Impact,” challenges polar scientists to communicate 
 the impacts of changes occurring in and connected to polar and alpine regio
 ns, including their environment, local communities, science methods, and po
 licy and education.\nThe Poles are dynamic and complex regions, vulnerable 
 to the effects of climatic and other changes, and inextricably linked to th
 e rest of the globe. The concept of the butterfly effect was originally coi
 ned by Edward Lorenz to illustrate how a tornado could be affected by minor
  changes, such as the flapping of butterfly wings far away and several week
 s earlier. This concept also has broader applications. For example, a chang
 e in the mid-latitudes can effect changes at the Poles and vice-versa; minu
 te temperature changes can significantly impact local communities or ecosys
 tems; the development of new scientific methods and technologies can genera
 te answers to outstanding questions and open new fields of research; in the
  wake of shifting global politics, a small alteration to a document can mod
 ify treaty impacts and lead to significant consequences; a small act in you
 r community, such as sharing your science at a local school, can inspire an
 d mold future visions for our planet.This year, APECS challenges the scient
 ific community to make an impact by presenting the large and the small of t
 heir research ideas, methods, and outcomes: a short presentation in our one
 -day virtual event can have a significant impact, both on you and the audie
 nce of the 4th APECS International Online Conference!\nMore info available 
 on the conference website (events/upcoming-event-highlights/apecs-online-co
 nference-2018.html). \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: justify;"><img src="https://www.apecs.is/images/Artic
 les/Logos/Online_Conference_logo_2018_3_no_day.jpg" alt="Online Conference 
 logo 2018 3 no day" width="300" height="122" style="margin: 6px 6px 6px 15p
 x; float: right;" />APECS is proud to announce the 4th annual APECS Interna
 tional Online Conference to be live-streamed on 16 May 2018. This year’s th
 eme, “Butterfly Effect: Small Changes, Big Impact,” challenges polar scient
 ists to communicate the impacts of changes occurring in and connected to po
 lar and alpine regions, including their environment, local communities, sci
 ence methods, and policy and education.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">
 The Poles are dynamic and complex regions, vulnerable to the effects of cli
 matic and other changes, and inextricably linked to the rest of the globe. 
 The concept of the butterfly effect was originally coined by Edward Lorenz 
 to illustrate how a tornado could be affected by minor changes, such as the
  flapping of butterfly wings far away and several weeks earlier. This conce
 pt also has broader applications. For example, a change in the mid-latitude
 s can effect changes at the Poles and vice-versa; minute temperature change
 s can significantly impact local communities or ecosystems; the development
  of new scientific methods and technologies can generate answers to outstan
 ding questions and open new fields of research; in the wake of shifting glo
 bal politics, a small alteration to a document can modify treaty impacts an
 d lead to significant consequences; a small act in your community, such as 
 sharing your science at a local school, can inspire and mold future visions
  for our planet.This year, APECS challenges the scientific community to mak
 e an impact by presenting the large and the small of their research ideas, 
 methods, and outcomes: a short presentation in our one-day virtual event ca
 n have a significant impact, both on you and the audience of the 4th APECS 
 International Online Conference!</p><p style="text-align: justify;">More in
 fo available on the <a href="https://www.apecs.is/events/upcoming-event-hig
 hlights/apecs-online-conference-2018.html">conference website</a>.&nbsp;</p
 >
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