Agriculture Climate Change
Sector Results
2005 King County Climate Change Conference
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Agriculture Sector Final Agenda
Summary Report
Summary of the Agriculture Breakout Session
Agriculture Session Presentations
- Impacts of Water Availability on Washington Agriculture in a Changing Climate (698 Kb) by Dr. Mike Scott, Pacific Northwest National Lab (Battelle) Technology Planning and Deployment Group, Staff Scientist;
- Potential impacts of climate change on Pacific Northwest agricultural diseases and pests (806 Kb) by Dr. Stella Coakley, Oregon State University College of Agricultural Sciences, Associate Dean;
- Climate Change: Observed and Predicted Impacts on the Wine Industry (821 Kb) by Dr. Greg Jones, Southern Oregon University Department of Geography, Associate Professor.
Session Speaker Biographies
- Dr. Chris Feise, Washington State University Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources, Director;
- Dr. Mike Scott, Pacific Northwest National Lab (Battelle) Technology Planning and Deployment Group, Staff Scientist;
- Dr. Stella Coakley, Oregon State University College of Agricultural Sciences, Associate Dean;
- Dr. Greg Jones, Southern Oregon University Department of Geography, Associate Professor.
Related Information and Resources
- King County Agriculture Topics
- Climate Change, Public Policy and Economic Analysis, Oregon State University (external lnk)
- Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources, Washington State University (external lnk)
- National Water and Climate Center, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (external link)
- Climate and Rural Energy Development Center, Washington State University (external link)
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