What you need to know about climate change with sea-ice expert, Julienne Stroeve
The story of climate change is going to unfold differently than many people assume.
The story of climate change is going to unfold differently than many people assume.
The story of climate change is going to unfold differently than many people assume. That, professor Julienne Stroeve will argue, is because scientists and policymakers have been too conservative in their language. Climate change will make Canada a different country in 20 years, for better and worse. Dr. Stroeve is a Canada 150 Research Chair at the University of Manitoba and a global expert on sea ice and climate change.
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