Making Climate Assessments Work Learning from California and Other Subnational Climate Assessments: Proceedings of a Workshop (2019) / Chapter Skim
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8 Summary of Breakout Group Discussions
8 Summary of Breakout Group Discussions
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" In reporting back on their group's discussion, Dukes explained that participants' different perspectives resulted in a diversity of stakeholders identified. These included individuals who make personal decisions using climate information, such as farmers and landowners; decision makers and policy makers from federal to local levels; business stakeholders impacted by climate decisions or intending to market products and services related to climate adaptation; and members of the public who hold a variety of views on climate change.
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Boundary organizations provide trusted relationships, knowledge, and capacity to launch new assessments, and they facilitate discussion of needs of stakeholders to motivate collaboration in existing assessment processes, she said. Boundary organizations can provide education to support deeper understanding of issues and can establish academic rigor.
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