Climate Hacker Tempest or Teacup?

Hacked climate change emails – a tempest in a teapot or a real storm? Paul Jay talks to Michael Brklacic

Source: The Real News

Mike Brklacich’s teaching and research interests reflect his long-term interests in interdisciplinary approaches for assessing relationships between human use and impacts on environmental and natural resources, and in the application of science to public policy. Over the past decade, he has collabotated with Agrciulture Canada and Environment Canada on several projects investigating:

• the effects of climatic change on commercial agriculture in Central Canada, the Canadian prairies and the Mackenzie Basin in northern Canada, and
• how farmers perceive and respond to environmental and socio-economic change.

Source: Carleton University