🚨 We are helping organize a free public program on how climate affects different sectors in Nebraska at the Lied Center at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15, 2022. If you're curious about the impact of #climatechange on #Nebraska, please join us! Humanities Nebraska humanitiesnebraska.org/weather

What is your biggest climate change concern?

Come join us — in-person or online! June 15 Lied Center 🌍

The program, “Weathering Uncertainty: Conversations About Climate in Nebraska,” will feature local leaders in agriculture, the environment, local economies and public health to discuss how different sectors in our agriculture-based economy are responding. journalstar.com/niche/neighbor…

“Weathering Uncertainty: Conversations About Climate in Nebraska” at the Lied Center for Performing Arts in Lincoln, June 15 - 7 PM. humanitiesnebraska.org/weather/

“Norfolk and our region are living proof of some of the economic benefits that I think we are seeing from being an energy producer.”

In 2019, Nebraska sustained a record $2 billion in damage from a devastating storm system that combined blizzard, rain, and widespread flooding, and received national attention as a “bomb cyclone.” To learn more about this, listen in to our "Weathering Uncertainty" event 6/15.

Register for this free event, “Weathering Uncertainty: Conversations about Climate in Nebraska” Tickets, Wed, Jun 15, 2022 at 7:00 PM. eventbrite.com/e/weathering-u…

Gain a broader understanding of how NE is dealing with climate change next Wednesday, June 15 at 7pm. Humanities Nebraska will host a FREE public program, "Weathering Uncertainty: Conversations About Climate in Nebraska." In person & online. Learn more: ow.ly/o7TQ50JoFic

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“I think it is time. People want to talk about it I think they are curious to know what’s happening,” @chrissommerich says. “If you are curious about what climate change means for Nebraska, this program is for you.” 1400 & 99.3 KLIN humanitiesnebraska.org/weather

“Humanities Nebraska⁩ is going to put on a great program on the increasingly important topic of climate change.” - ⁦jaclyn wilson⁩ ⁦Lied Center⁩ agupdate.com/midwestmesseng…

“Given the state's dependence on agriculture, @mshulski3 said an increase in extreme weather poses an economic challenge and it's time to talk about solutions & how climate change affects various aspects of life in Nebraska from human health to city planning.”

I enjoyed our conversation with @mshulski3. She’s part of a panel this week on Weathering Uncertainty. Extreme weather events certainly affect farmers but cities, wildlife, even human health.

Two more sleeps!

Join ⁦Humanities Nebraska⁩ tomorrow ⁦Lied Center⁩ if you’re curious about climate change and what it means for Nebraska, this free event is for you! news.unl.edu/newsrooms/toda…

TONIGHT! TNC's Dr. Hannah Birge will be on the panel. See you there!

Today is the day! Our event "Weathering Uncertainty" will take place at 7pm CDT at the Lied Center for Performing Arts in Lincoln. Can't be there in person? Join us on the livestream!

"Weathering Uncertainty: Our Connection to Climate" starts at 7 p.m. Central! Join us in person at Lied Center in Lincoln or online. Polls, Q&A, discussions with representatives from ag, public health, municipalities...Don't miss it! LIVESTREAM LINK: liedcenter.org/live

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