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Cafe Science: Carbon Consequences: A Story of Trees, Wind, Traffic and the Air We Breathe

by calendar on September 2, 2008

When: September 8, 2008 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Where: PicNic Cafe
2665 Broadway (bet. 101st & 102nd Sts.)
Manhattan
RSVP: First Come, First Served- No RSVP Necessary
More Info: Columbia University Events Calendar

Whether you believe the correlation between global CO₂ levels and climate change or not, environmental scientist Kevin Griffin and environmental engineer Wade McGillis have some interesting research to present on New York's daily and seasonal CO₂ emissions, and how our smog affects plants and trees as far as 100 miles away. Their presentation discusses how human activities combine with atmospheric and biological changes to affect the health of our future environment.

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