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Media Advisories. Photo: Casey Horner / Unsplash Lou Corpuz-Bosshart Two atmospheric rivers are forecast to affect coastal B.C. in the next few days. UBC experts are available to comment. Dr. Younes Alila - Professor, Department of Forest Resources Management Interview language(s): English - Climate and land use How forest changes affect flood risk - Dr. Sean Fleming - Adjunct Professor, Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences - Cell: 541'250 -1248 - Email: sfleming@eoas.ubc.ca - Rivers, flooding Climate change, weather forecasting - Brett Gilley (he/him) - Associate Professor of Teaching, Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences Interview language(s): English - Landslides and explaining natural disasters to a non-expert audience - Elise Legarth (she/her) - PhD candidate, Department of Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric Sciences Interview language(s): English - Precipitation, water resource and flood modelling Weather forecasting Hydrological impacts - Kees Lokman - Associate Professor, School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Interview language(s): English - Coastal adaptation, infrastructure planning and design to address climate risk and sustainability - Dr. John Richardson - Professor, Department of Forest and Conservation Sciences Interview language(s): English - Effects of flooding on streams and lakes, water quality and debris torrents Impacts of excess water on slopes Urban impacts of drainage patterns and loss of natural stream networks in many parts of the Lower Mainland - Dr. Hans Schreier - Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Land
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