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1 Climate Tools Café Webinar The Ohio State University Changing Climate Seminar Series May 3, 2012

2 I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

3 I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

4 Climate drivers

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6 I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

7 System impacts: transportation

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9 System impacts: coastal zone

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11 System impacts: tourism and recreation

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13 From: Wang, et al,. 2012. Journal of Climate. System impacts

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15 System impacts: urban areas

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17 System impacts: agriculture

18 From: USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service System impacts: agriculture

19 I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

20 Great Lakes water balance

21 Great Lakes water balance: precipitation

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26 Great Lakes water balance: water levels

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28 I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

29 Ecosystems:

30 Ecosystems: water surface temperature

31 Ecosystems:

32 Ecosystems: harmful algal blooms

33 I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

34 International Upper Great Lakes Study – www.iugls.orgwww.iugls.org Great Lakes Integrated Sciences & Assessments – www.glisa.umich.eduwww.glisa.umich.edu NOAA climate services – www.climate.govwww.climate.gov United States Global Change Research Program – www.globalchange.govwww.globalchange.gov

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