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Tuesday, September 21, 2021 - 7:00pm - 8:00pm
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Side-by-side photos of James Holmquist and Genevieve Noyce standing in wetlands
James Holmquist and Genevieve Noyce (Photos by Lauren Brown and Sairah Malkin/Horn Point Laboratory)

How much can wetlands protect us from the impacts of climate change today, and will they still be able to a century from now? In SERC's Sept. 21 webinar, scientists James Holmquist and Genevieve Noyce will reveal the latest findings from experiments on SERC's Global Change Research Wetland, where scientists are fast-forwarding to the year 2100. They'll also explore how scientists are using big data to calculate what coastal wetlands around the world mean for Earth's carbon budget and efforts to mitigate climate change.

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