August 22, 2013
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12:59Now PlayingIn this talk, University of New Hampshire Ph.D. candidate Elizabeth Burakowski outlines her research on global warming and how it is changing the face of skiing. In the process, she also tells her personal story of becoming fascinated with the study of "albedo," the reflectivity of surfaces (for instance, snow)—which ultimately helps us to understand the ski industry's struggles.
Plus: This video features a must-see interpretive dance of the jet stream.
Burakowski's talk is from a live August 15 event held by Climate Desk—in collaboration with thirstDC and the Science Online Climate conference—to showcase new and innovative communication about climate change.
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