13:15:50 From  Zack Jacobson  to  Everyone:
	Please put our questions here, in Chat.

13:32:37 From  Peggy Atherton  to  Everyone:
	I will send the question from my visitors last week to Art who want to view the presentation on the 
electric car, and possibly other ones to Art. 

13:41:42 From  John Hollins  to  Everyone:
	Peggy, Please go to CACOR YouTube channel, where (courtesy of Art Hunter) you will find links to all the 
CACOR YouTube talks.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMSugW2MKFqZYi344_LuzEA/videos?app=desktop,

13:57:08 From  John Meyer  to  Everyone:
	Question:  Is there a statistical definition of "extreme events" and is there a record of the number of 
these events occurring every year?

14:14:38 From  bill Pugsley  to  Everyone:
	Short answer: no statistical definition but What is an extreme (weather or climate) event?
	www.wcrp-climate.org › day1 › Karoly_Extremes
	
	Extreme event: the occurrence of a value of a weather variable above (or below) a threshold value near 
the upper (or lower) ends of the range of its observed values in a specific region. 
	Return period: an estimate of the average time interval between occurrences of an event (e.g., flood or 
extreme rainfall) of a defined size or intensity.  More often meteorologists use standard deviation to define 
how extreme a given event is.

14:15:26 From  Art Hunter  to  Everyone:
	Question:  Is there any better hope of productive global action to address global warming at COP26 
(Glasgow, November 2021) compared to all other prior COPs.

14:16:19 From  Ted  Manning  to  Everyone:
	How strong is our knowledge of the linkages between the extremes and damaging events to key environmental 
services?

14:25:01 From  Irene  to  Everyone:
	Red Lake area had a massive fire in 1980 with residents in the area requiring to be moved out. So 40 years 
later the new growth is burning down. :>(

14:27:12 From  Thorhaug Anitra  to  Everyone:
	What regions do you see the famine occurring in order?