Help identify and make quality information available to the public.
The Speaker’s Bureau offers a list of climate experts to science centers for their lecture series and annual meetings. Each speaker was chosen for his/her expertise in their field and interest in involving the public in key issues facing our communities, state and nation. Inquiries about and arrangements for speakers should be made by member institutions. Please contact the individuals listed below

• Abby Archila, Speakers Bureau Coordinator, University of New England
  603-862-0021, speakers.bureau@unh.edu
  Ask for topics available through: Earth, Ocean & Space Institute
• Steve Hamburg, PhD., Brown University, Center for Environmental Studies
  401-863-3449, steven_hamburg@brown.edu
  Topics: Climate Change — Impacts on New England’s Forests, The Use of Forests as a means of Offsetting Fossil Fuel Emissions: Is this a good or bad idea?
• Deborah Meese, PhD., Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
  603-646-4594, dmeese@crrel.usace.army.mil
  Topics: Deep Ice Coring, Paleo-climate Research, Cold Regions Research
• Kate Hartnett, Executive Director, New England Comparative Risk Project
  603-226-1009, katehart@tiac.net
  Topics: Current Science, Mitigation Actions through Minimum Impact Development
• Adam Markham, Executive Director, Clean Air — Cool Planet
  603-422-6464, amarkham@cleanair-coolplanet.org
  Topics: Global Warming & Wildlife, Global Warming — an Overview
• Charles Knox, Public Information Officer, NH Department of Environmental Services
  603-271-3710, cknox@des.state.nh.us
  Topics: Environmental issues related to air quality, climate change, waste management, recycling, and water quality subjects.