Using Our Climate’s Past To Understand Its Future, Appleton’s History Museum Exhibit Aims To ‘Bridge Gaps’, National News

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A geography professor at UW-Madison has played a key role in a study that uses historical climate data to predict future conditions. We hear about how the study works and key findings. We also learn about an exhibit at the Appleton History Museum at the Castle that aims to create conversation around polarization and isolation American society, past and present.

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Episode Credits

  • Rob Ferrett Host
  • Rachael Vasquez Producer
  • Jack Williams Interviewer

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