Global Warming: A Threat to Biodiversity

Date: 21 Oct 2005

"Global Warming: A Threat to Biodiversity" is a Northwestern University public outreach program to help the general public understand the reality of global warming and its impact on biodiversity. A panel of five experts discuss- in plain English- the scientific and social issues involved in the ecological aspects of global warming.

Title	Speaker(s)	Duration
Opening Remarks - Global Warming: A Threat to Biodiversity	Albert Farbman	3:56
Global Warming: Fact or Fiction?	Fred Mackenzie	33:13
Climate Change and the Ocean	Richard A. Feely	31:58
Sustaining the Variety of Life	Stuart L. Pimm	38:59
Climate Change and Biodiversity: A Public Policy Imperative	Thomas E. Lovejoy	35:14
Conservation for the 21st Century: Getting Us Through the Bottleneck	David Lentz	13:17
Global Warming: Panel Discussion	David Lentz	33:33

Keywords:

Ecology/Evolution

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