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Past Answers to Current Concerns: Managing Risks: Some Farmers’ Perspectives
October 20, 2020 · 1:30 pm · via Zoom
Climate Change and History Research Initiative; Program in Medieval Studies
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The Climate Change and History Research Initiative, in partnership with the Environmental History Lab of the Program in Medieval Studies, and with the support of the Humanities Council, launches a new series of six online seminars entitled “Past Answers to Current Concerns: Approaches to Understanding Historical Societal Resilience.”
The presentations are open to the public. Each set of papers will be followed by a Q & A session of 30 minutes, after which the public section will close and a specialist project team discussion will follow.
Seminar 3
Using History to Understand Current Challenges with Resilience and Systemic Risk
Benjamin Trump (US Army Corps of Engineering R & D Center)
Queen Rice: modeling human and natural systems of historic rice fields in the Gullah Geechee corridor in the face of climate change and sea level rise
Edda Fields-Black (Carnegie Mellon University), Travis Folk (Folk Land management, Inc.); Daniel Hanks (Clemson University)