NJ’s Climate:

Ya got a problem with that?

Dr. David Robinson, NJ State Climatologist

Tuesday, April 8, 7pm to 9pm

Cherry Hill Library

FREE program but registration is required.

On the heels of Sandy, New Jersey has experienced the polar vortex, record snowfall, and it's now spring – what will this season bring? What drives our changing seasons here in NJ? Is New Jersey's climate changing? Getting colder? Getting hotter? Getting wetter? Discover the expertise of Dr. David Robinson who will help you understand our NJ climate and changes that could lie ahead.
 
Following Dr. Robinson's presentation, he'll be joined by our panel including: Dr. Trudy Heller, founder and president of Executive Education for the Environment, helping us understand the connections between climate and business, along with Tony Tancini, an attorney and Senior Analyst at Marstel-Day, knowledgeable about policy and environmental considerations of climate change.

Dr. David Robinson is a professor at Rutgers University and has served as the NJ State Climatologist since 1991. His research focuses on climate and climate change; in particular, regional climate and climate change issues. He is the author of numerous articles, has contributed to numerous books and among other honors, was named a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society in 2012.

Presented by Sustainable Cherry Hill's Green Build/Biz Task Force.