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George Kling Dept. of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology 1041 Natural Sciences Bldg Office hours, F 3-4 Teaching: Global Change (Bio 110) Ecosystem Ecology (EEB 476) Limnology (study of lakes; EEB 483) Research: Aquatic Ecosystems Impacts of Climate Change Biogeochemistry - Arctic, Africa, Michigan

Source: IPCC TAR 2001 Climate Change – This is your future…

My Themes Global change on our planet can only be understood by combining “abiotic” and “biotic” components – must look at the whole Ecosystem A combination of facts and scientific concepts can help us understand even the most complicated problems Science is NOT hard, and everyone can and MUST learn enough to make rational decisions about our world’s future

Possible Projects The “missing sink” - Where did all the CO 2 go? Microbes rule, Humans drool Does the rainforest really matter? The day the Earth turned brown and blue – The limits to food production Who’s doing who? Climate skeptics and the use and misuse of Science facts Who needs more ice? Melting the Earth’s glaciers (a.k.a. “Water World 2050”, starring B. van der Pluijm as K. Costner…) WWF Climate 2007 “rage in the cage” – People vs. Nature Abrupt climate change – can El Nino’s run wild? Whatcha gonna do when the rain don’t come – Shifts in the Global water cycle