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We'd like to thank Dr. Fenech for presenting this work via webinar. Dr. Fenech has worked extensively in climate change since 1988, initially as an inaugural member of the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which was awarded the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize. He worked with Harvard University examining the science-policy interface of climate change, wrote climate policy speeches for Ministers of Environment Canada, and represented Canada at international negotiations. He has edited eight books on climate change, most recently on Global Climate Change, Biodiversity and Sustainability in the Middle East. Dr. Fenech leads a new Bachelor of Science programme in Climate Change and Adaptation at the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI), and works as Director of UPEI's Climate Research Lab. The Lab is internationally-recognized for its leading research in applying the innovative, new technologies of virtual reality, drones and “big data” analytics to the issue of climate change adaptation. The Climate Lab’s work on coastal erosion, storm surge and sea-level rise has been honoured by an award from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in communicating coastal issues; and the Pinchuk Community Builder Award presented to the Climate Lab from the PEI Association of Planners for raising awareness and concern about coastal issues to PEI communities. Dr. Fenech is also an associate professor at the University of Toronto where he has taught since 1998; is an adjunct professor at universities in Canada and the United States of America; teaches annually at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC; and lectures regularly at universities across Canada and around the world.
Oh it must be the hole in the ozone layer. I mean the acid rain. Or is it global warming... I mean climate change. Or possibly the carbon emissions to blame?
