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Resources RadioNew Social Science Perspectives on Solar Geoengineering, with Tyler FelgenhauerIn this week’s episode, host Kristin Hayes talks with Tyler Felgenhauer, a research director and senior research scientist at Duke University, about social science issues that are associated with solar geoengineering. Felgenhauer discusses different technologies that can facilitate solar geoengineering, the risks and benefits of these technologies, how international cooperation could affect the deployment of solar geoengineering, and recent social science research on solar geoengineering.
References and recommendations:
“Solar Geoengineering Futures: Interdisciplinary Research to Inform Decisionmaking” event on September 28 and 29, hosted by Resources for the Future; https://www.rff.org/events/conferences/solar-geoengineering-futures-current-research-and-uncertainties/
Solar geoengineering research at Resources for the Fu...
2023-09-0333 min
The Jody Maberry ShowService Through Preparation"Preparation doesn't just guide the journey. It creates moments that leave people saying WOW." During my time as a park ranger, I witnessed one unforgettable moment that left kids gasping and parents stunned. It happened at the end of a guided hike through the Little Spokane River Natural Area. Ranger Joseph Felgenhauer and I led a group of kids and parents along the trail, sharing stories about the land, wildlife, and history. Joseph had a way of drawing everyone in, making the experience memorable. But nothing prepared them for what happened next. As we neared...
2016-05-1111 min
Park Leaders ShowInterpreting an ExperienceDuring a camping trip at Maumee Bay State Park I watched as the park prepared for a Fourth of July celebration. Small flags lined the entrance road to the campground. Every campsite had an individual flag. Volunteers were meeting to discuss the plan for a bike parade the next day. Watching this made me consider the impact preparation can have on a park. Park Ranger Joseph Felgenhauer taught me about the impact of preparation and the importance of interpreting an experience. During one hike along the Little Spokane River, while leading a group of school...
2014-07-0814 min
Inside Grand CanyonHow Grand Canyon Was Shaped Over TimeIn this Ranger Minute, Ranger Joseph Felgenhauer describes a simple way to remember how the Grand Canyon was shaped over time: D.U.D.E. (The letters stand for Deposition, Uplift, Down cutting and Erosion.)<br />
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To download the transcript, go to this link: http://www.nps.gov/grca/photosmultimedia/upload/transc-RM200903dude.pdf
2009-03-2300 min