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1998 Workshop The Upper Great Lakes Workshop was held May, 1998 at the University of Michigan. The workshop was one of 19 regional workshops held accross the US, as part of the National Assessment, sponsored by the USGCRP and the USEPA. The purpose of this workshop was to seek out the opinions of regional stakeholders to find out what concerned people most about climate change in their region. To find out more about who participated in the workshop, click here.
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Break-out Sessions & Sector Reports Workshop participants were organized into sector breakout groups and asked:
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Invited Speakers The "Invited Talks" portion of the workshop provided a foundation for understanding some of the complexities and issues of climate change and its potential impacts. The speakers are from various walks of life and present different points of view. They were chosen because of their knowledge and interest in the in climate change and in the Great Lakes region. In order to present a feeling of “being there,” and to allow you to obtain the facts as they were presented at the workshop, the speakers were recorded and transcribed. Hopefully, the reports provide a “snapshot in time” so that you can experience the same information that was presented to the Upper Great Lakes region workshop participants.
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