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Eggs & Issues 12/11 “Rising Tides”

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Eggs & Issues 12/11 “Rising Tides”

  • As Maine’s coastal communities face rising seas, stronger storms, and increasing economic pressures, how can the working waterfront be protected while supporting sustainable growth? Eggs & Issues will connect climate science with the realities facing businesses and highlight actionable steps to strengthen resilience while supporting long-term growth.
    • What to Expect: A lively discussion with leaders from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI), Glenn Prickett, President & CEO, and Dr. David Reidmiller, Chief Impact Officer.
      • Key Topics/Questions to Be Addressed:
        • How sea-level rise and coastal flooding are already affecting Portland
        • New climate science and GMRI tools helping communities make smarter decisions
        • The economic risks of inaction—from storm damage to extreme heat
        • Ways businesses can prepare, invest, and lead in building a resilient coastal economy
        • Emerging opportunities in climate adaptation, innovation, and finance
        • What it will take to safeguard Maine’s working waterfront for future generations
      • Featured Speakers:
        • Glenn Prickett, President & CEO, GMRI
        • Dr. David Reidmiller, Chief Impact Officer, GMRI

 

 

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