Patrick Havel, PMP, CFM, RBLP-T on LinkedIn: #science #climatechange #learning (2024)

Intriguing...appears to be a case for either Dr Who or Doc Brown!The impacts of climate change are wide and varied. Communication and planning for what is happening, and what will happen are key...Climate change is messing with time more than previously thought, scientists find | CNN -> https://lnkd.in/gevZ2HpM#climatescience

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2-yr anniversary: USN -> AECOM 😊Normally at the 2 year point, we’d be packing up the family on orders and moving on to the next unknown… new job, new location, new schools, new(ish) life. Great experiences and opportunities to explore and diversify our lives, but also challenging and stressful across multiple fronts.This year, we’re not looking at where our future home will have to be, but how we can continue to build the life here where we want to be. The challenges and stress hasn’t stopped (life is adaptation), they are just objectively and time-spatially different now. [I may have made that word up, but I think it fits the intent 😉]As I continue to develop my new career I want to specifically thank my advocates and coaches, Michel A. Laudier PMP, Zsolt Nagy, GISP, Yigal Bar-Av, PMP, Shane Parson, Justin Vandever, PE, and Nicole Boothman-Shepard, for using their valuable time helping me to understand and grow at AECOM - Water…and especially my supervisor, David Rubenstein, CFM, PMP, and Marcia Tobin, AICP, for allowing me the space to learn and experience the various opportunities for that growth while keeping me on trajectory.Cheers to another year!#veterans, #militarytransition, #AECOM

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As a graduate and coach, couldn't advocate more for this experience

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Nature is awesome.Fun exploration family trip out to the western extreme of the contiguous US for some natural history hikes through forests and tidepools - geology, biology, geomorphology, oceanography, marine science, history, and so much more. Fun trip, will put on repeat :)

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Why should HR Beryl resonate, and with whom?My heart goes out to the entire affected communities with widespread storm damage, flooding, and continued power outages across a large diverse geographic area. - unfortunately it happened fast, and it happened early.-Earliest Atlantic CAT 5 in history (by 2 weeks)-Earliest Atlantic CAT 4 in history (by 1 week)-Furthest eastward Atlantic CAT 3 in history (by 2000 miles)-Extremely fast and rare intensification from TD to CAT 3 (42 hours, never before September)-Normally, the Atlantic's first CAT 3 occurs near 1 September, not the beginning of the seasonRecord setting global surface temperature for the past 13 months, Atlantic SST is unusually warm, and we have a La Nina setting up for a very active Atlantic tropical season. -- are we ready, are we prepared?#climatechange, #resiliency, #sciencehttps://lnkd.in/gVfD8yyQ

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