Author: Liz Allen
Impacts and tools for dryland farmers adapting to climate change
As climate and agriculture researchers we’re constantly learning from farmers who we interact with. Our conversations with dryland wheat producers in the inland Pacific Northwest…
Using the BioEarth Modeling Framework to Understand the Sources, Transport and Fate of Atmospheric Nitrogen in the Pacific Northwest
Researchers: Serena Chung, John Harrison, Brian Lamb, and Tsengel Nergui Widespread use of synthetic nitrogen fertilizers and fossil fuel combustion have led to significant increases…
Exploring Climate Change Adaptation Strategies for Agriculture in the Northwest
One of the best things about my work is that it connects me with researchers from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds who are committed…
Summarizing Scientific Knowledge about Agriculture and Climate Change in the Northwest U.S. and Plotting a Roadmap for the Future
Back in March of 2016, a group of agriculture sector stakeholders– including researchers, policy makers and producers– met in Tri-Cities, Washington, for the Agriculture in…
BioEarth Webinar Series: Reporting on five years of climate impacts & nutrient dynamics research in the Northwest US
WSU’s BioEarth research team is hosting a webinar series in collaboration with the Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources. The BioEarth project has sought…
Climate Impacts Modeling 101: Interpreting What Models Say About the Future of Our Region Under Climate Change
As a PhD student with CSANR interested in improving communication about climate and agriculture between the academic and decision-making spheres, I’ve had a lot of…