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This week, we'll learn about monsoons around the world, their link to oceans, and their importance to agriculture and life in tropical regions. We will also learn the consequences of monsoon failure and what happens when rains fail to fall during the wet season.
About the presenter: Robert Rauber is an emeritus professor of Atmospheric Science in the Department of Climate, Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Illinois. He is an author/coauthor of several textbooks including Severe and Hazardous Weather, Natural Disasters, and Earth Science.
Tuesdays at Ten | Summer 2025
• June 3, The Impact of Monsoons
• June 10, Future Biodiversity of Streams & Rivers
• June 17, AI & Water Sustainability
• June 24, Oceans Elsewhere
• July 8-29, Appreciating Nature in Four Parts
• July 8, Part 1, Perspective of Habitats
• July 15, Part 2, The Magic of Water
• July 22, Part 3, Mass Spectacles of Wildlife
• July 29, Part 4, Nocturnal Creatures
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