Climate Change and Resilience in Indiana and Beyond
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--This is the final output of one of IU's Grand Challenges--Prepared for Environmental Change Grand Challenge--carried out by IU's Environmental Resilience Institute, beginning in 2017. --The work is intended as a crossover publication, hence the emphasis on narrative writing when possible and color images. --Climate change is of course a current, popular topic --Provides an up-to-the-minute snapshot of how Indiana is doing, in terms of resilience under climate change. --Very few published in-depth assessments of a single state's climate resilience

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--This is the final output of one of IU's Grand Challenges--Prepared for Environmental Change Grand Challenge--carried out by IU's Environmental Resilience Institute, beginning in 2017. --The work is intended as a crossover publication, hence the emphasis on narrative writing when possible and color images. --Climate change is of course a current, popular topic --Provides an up-to-the-minute snapshot of how Indiana is doing, in terms of resilience under climate change. --Very few published in-depth assessments of a single state's climate resilience
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Janet G. McCabe joined the Environmental Resilience Institute in 2017 as its founding Assistant Director of Implementation and served as its Director from 2019 to 2021. She has served as Professor of Practice at the IU McKinney School of Law and has held senior positions in the US Environmental Protection Agency and Indiana Department of Environmental Management.Gabriel M. Filippelli is Chancellor's Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI), Director of the Center for Urban Health, and Executive Director of ERI. He is an environmental scientist, with research spanning the fields of climate change, environmental health, and public science.Kimberly A. Novick is Associate Professor and Fischer Faculty Fellow in the O'Neill School at Indiana University, with expertise in how climate change affects eastern US ecosystems, and complementary processes by which ecosystems affect the pace of climate change.James Shanahan is Professor and Founding Dean of the IU Media School and has served as Associate Director of ERI. He is a mass media effects researcher, with a special focus on communication in relation to science and the environment.