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The Benefits of Public Participation in Science

This is an older post on Technology Review, but it’s an interesting take from the head of MIT’s Synthetic Neurobiology Group on the benefits of public participation in science. The essence of the piece...

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Funding Opportunity: NOAA’s Environmental Literacy Grants Program

NOAA has announced funding opportunities for informal/nonformal science education projects through their Environmental Literacy Grants (ELG) Program. A previous recipient of ELG funding, The Ocean...

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New Online Climate Portal

NNOAA launched its new climate portal this month, including an online magazine called Climate Watch that features an article those of you experiencing abnormally cool weather this winter might want to...

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IPCC “-gates”

For those of you fielding questions about the recent round(s) of criticism directed at the IPCC, ScienceInsider has a good summary of each point of contention, as well reactions from the IPCC and other...

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AAAS Blogging

AAAS is holding a guest blogging contest for attendants of its annual meeting in San Diego next week. I won’t be there, but any C3 participants interested in submitting a post should check out the...

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USA Science & Engineering Festival

The Inaugural USA Science & Engineering Festival is looking for participants in its October 23rd & 24th Washington, DC Expo and for additions to its list of satellite festivals being held...

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Climate Change: There’s an App for That

Physicist John Cook of SkepticalScience has developed an iPhone app that provides answers to common questions about climate change. I downloaded the app this morning, and after a short test-run, it...

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Want to reduce your carbon footprint? Look at what’s on your plate!

By Eileen Everett According to a 2006 study by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the food we consume has big impacts on the environment, specifically through climate change....

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Teens Use Citizen Science Projects to Study Climate Change

By Kerry Stevison Twelve teenagers from the Youth Exploring Science (YES) Program at the Saint Louis Science Center are using their citizen science projects to learn more about climate change in their...

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Climate Change and Young Learners

By Michaela Labriole When it comes to teaching young learners about climate change, educators have to walk a fine line. After all, the scientific data on climate change and its potential effects can...

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