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Preserving our future: Understanding and acting on the implications of climate change on the archival profession
- 1. Preserving our future: Understanding and acting on the implications of climate change on the archival profession @caseyedavis1 #maracnea15
- 2. Protect our collections How are we vulnerable? How can we prepare? @caseyedavis1 #maracnea15
- 3. “Rising seas, floods and wildfires are threatening the United States’ most cherished historic sites.” Report: “National Landmarks at Risk,” Union of Concerned Scientists. May 2014
- 4. Reduce our professional carbon footprint How can we act to preserve our historic record, but also the conservation of our planet and the environment? @caseyedavis1 #maracnea15
- 5. Examples of ways to reduce emissions at an archive Use renewable energy sources Use natural daylight for offices and public areas Use automatic lighting controls Use renewable construction/building materials Use natural air conditioning Plant trees around your building Plant local, drought resistant, and pest resistant plants Kim, Sarah, Green Archives: Examples of Green Construction at Archival Facilities, The Primary Source, vol. 1, issue 28, 2007.
- 6. Use our collections @caseyedavis1 #maracnea15 How can we use and encourage use of our collections as platforms to improve public understanding and engagement with climate change?
- 7. • oldWeather.org – a collaboration between NARA, NOAA, and participating libraries including Providence Public Library and the New Bedford Whaling Museum • Northern Arizona University Cline Library Hanks Scholar Project • Concord Museum • National Park Service Examples
- 8. Document and preserve this moment in history @caseyedavis1 #maracnea15
- 9. “This is the single most powerful thing your profession can do...How do you document and preserve for future generations this critical moment in the history of our local communities, our states, our nation, and the whole world?” -Anthony Leiserowitz, Ph.D. Director, Yale Project on Climate Change Communication
- 10. a call to action @caseyedavis1 #maracnea15 Contact caseyedavis12 [at] gmail [dot] com to explore these questions with me!
- 11. Preserving our future: Understanding and acting on the implications of climate change on the archival profession @caseyedavis1 #maracnea15