Dr. Roman talks effects of climate change, sea level rise

April 3, 2017
Horn Point Laboratory

In a recent interview by the Talbot Spy, Dr. Mike Roman, Director of the Horn Point Laboratory, warns of the grave consequences of anti-science actions and policies proposed by the current administration, which will have profound consequences for the entire Chesapeake Bay ecological system.

A Serious Warning from Horn Point Lab: Director Mike Roman Talks of Climate and Sea Levels

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