Be sure to check out this week's compilation of global warming news, brought to you by H. E. Taylor each week via A Few Things Ill Considered. It is quite comprehensive, so if 300+ links intimidate you, here are a few highlights:
- 2007/01/24: PlanetArk: UN Climate Change Panel to Issue Report Feb. 2
- 2007/01/23: TruthOut: Experts: Alps Glaciers Will Melt by 2050
- Wiki: Climate change and agriculture
- 2007/01/27: TreeHugger: The Guardian Reports Bush Administration Lobbying For Planetary Engineering: The Smoke & Mirrors Option First
- 2007/01/26: ASM: Microfossil Data Show Yucatan Impact Did Not Wipe out Dinosaurs [Deccan Traps triggered CO2 & GW]
- 2007/01/26: Eureka: Fruit flies and global warming -- Some like it hot
- 2007/01/25: TerraDaily: Arctic Region As Global Warming Barometer
- 2007/01/26: ArabNews: West Should Bear Climate Costs, Indian Business Leaders Contend
- 2007/01/25: OilChange: Davos: Merkel Calls for Binding Carbon Cuts
- 2007/01/24: CDreams: IPS: White House Left Out in the Cold on Warming
- 2007/01/26: BizEdge: Global warming concerns will drive emissions policies: report
- 2007/01/28: PhysOrg: Washington Wakes Up to Global Warming
- 2007/01/27: Guardian(UK): Bush is left isolated as America turns green
- 2007/01/25: GristMill: Why are taxpayers funding a fringe right-wing blog? [Morano]
- 2007/01/25: AFTIC: Policy advocate, or human being?
- 2007/01/25: GristMill: SOTU 2007: On climate: is that all there is?
- 2007/01/23: OilDrum: The Energy Content of the State of the Union
- 2007/01/25: Yahoo: California bans dirty power sources
- 2007/01/25: WaPo: Gore Film Sparks Parents' Anger - Showing 'Inconvenient Truth' Would Require Counterpoint
- 2007/01/24: PlanetArk: Momentum Grows for EU Cap on Cars CO2 Output
- 2007/01/25: TerraDaily: Drought Makes Climate Change Hot Election Issue In Australia
- 2007/01/28: BBC: China admits to climate failings
- 2007/01/27: TreeHugger: Canada's Newspapers : Welcome to the New Climate
- 2007/01/26: DeSmogBlog: Global warming tops terrorism and health in Canada
- 2007/01/22: ABC(Au): Canada gives $100m to save Spirit Bear Rainforest
- 2007/01/25: Straight: Trust us, we're the media
- 2007/01/26: OilDrum: Ten Fundamental Principles of Net Energy
- 2007/01/22: PhysOrg: MIT releases major report on geothermal energy
- 2007/01/28: Stoat: The New Global Cooling [Motl]
- 2007/01/25: Deltoid: Khilyuk and Chilingar, oh my
- 2007/01/25: TruthOut: Who Will Hold Science Teachers Association Accountable?
- 2007/01/24: DeSmogBlog: Tim Ball Rewrites the "Truth" Once More
- 2007/01/23: ERabett: The Cullen Conundrum
Many more topics and many, many more links here at the source.
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cleanair Posted 10:58 pm
28 Jan 2007
Otherwise, they will be deluged with offers of free DVDs they should distribute.
Probably starting with creationists that want THEIR video distributed.
And there is very little pedagogical value in the DVD. Students learn scientific principles, perform experiments, draw graphs, and see if they can report accurately and concisely.
Scientific findings are not published via a video that is narrated by a past presidential candidate.
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