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New non-technical sea level rise article by Gary Mitchum
Gary Mitchum from the University of South Florida has written a new article to explain Sea Level Rise in the Southeast for non-technical audiences. Click here for more info

SECC/AgroClimate: Seasonal Forecast
Click here for more info

SECC/AgroClimate: Monthly State Climate Summaries
From the State Climate Offices of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. Click here for more info

News & Updates

New FSU Environmental Minute Radio Program :
Please join us for the Environmental Minute, a new radio program featuring environmental experts from The Florida State University. The program airs Mondays and Wednesdays on WFSU 88.9FM. Click here for more info

NOAA Climate Prediction Center: U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook :
View the outlook Click here for more info

WALB: Small Farmers Are Meeting in Albany:
SECC members Pam Knox and Carrie Furman work with the Federation of Southern Cooperatives. Click here for more info

Recent Publications:

Bartels W, Arnold J, Breuer NE, Furman CA, Staal L, Irani TA, and JW Jones. 2011. Supporting dialog and learning among stakeholders through climate working groups.Southeast Climate Consortium Technical Report Series: SECC Technical Report 11-001:1-13.

Bartels, W., Furman, C.A. and F. Royce. 2012. Agricultural Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change among African American growers in the Southeast USA.Southeast Climate Consortium Technical Report Series: SECC Technical Report 12-002:57-79.

Bartels, W., Furman, C.A., Royce, F, Ortiz, B., Zierden, D., and C. Fraisse. 2012. Developing a learning community: Lessons from a climate working group for agriculture in the southeast USA.Southeast Climate Consortium Technical Report Series: SECC Technical Report 12-001:1-56.

Dinon H, Breuer N, Boyles R, and G Wilkerson. 2012. North Carolina extension agent awareness of and interest in climate information for agriculture.Southeast Climate Consortium Technical Report Series: SECC Technical Report 12-003:81-124.

Misra V, Michael J-P, Boyles R, Chassignet E, Griffin M, and O'Brien JJ. 2012. Reconciling the spatial distribution of the surface temperature trends in the Southeastern United States Journal of Climate (accepted).

Shin DW, and GA Baigorria. 2012. Potential influence of land development patterns on regional climate: a summer case study in the Central Florida. Natural Hazards.

Meeting Announcements:

SECC Program Review
From noon 9 April through noon 11 April in Auburn, AL. Click here for more info


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