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Category Archives: Climate communication
CCL Testimony to House Ways and Means
Citizens’ Climate Lobby was asked to submit written testimony at the May 15 hearing of the House Ways and Means Committee on the Economic and Health Consequences of Climate Change. It is a valuable summary of key points from the … Continue reading
Montana Climate Assessment Live!
Dr. Cathy Whitlock, the Lead Author of the 2017 Montana Climate Assessment, will present the findings on May 24 at the Billings Public Library at 7pm. The report is a product of the Montana University System’s Montana Institute on Ecosystems. … Continue reading
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Rally for Science at ZooMT
Join hundreds of Billings kids and their adults at ZooMT on April 21, from 10-4pm for a celebration of science. Citizens Climate Education of Billings will be promoting Healthy Oceans. Hear from scuba divers from Billings who have visited the … Continue reading
Dr. Keeling’s Curve
George Shea published a video of his play (1 hour, 17 mins), Dr. Keeling’s Curve, on YouTube in February 2017. Based at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, Dr. Keeling measured carbon dioxide levels around the earth, starting in 1958. In … Continue reading
“The Power of Change”
This 300 page book published September, 2016, by the National Academies Press (chartered by Congress) is the most up to date and credible analysis of the current status of technologies and policies supporting clean electric power technology. It can be downloaded for … Continue reading
Pedaling for climate education
This article by Mike Ferguson in Billings Gazette August 19, 2016 describes his interview with Dr. Lori Byron, a pediatrician from Montana who bicycled 2,000 miles with her brother, to the Arctic Circle, to raise funds for Citizens’ Climate Education . She returned … Continue reading
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Cross-Country Ride 2016
Planned: Community conversation about climate solutions in Billings September 21, at 6:30pm at Good Earth Market. Free appetizers! Overview: August 27 to November 12, 2016, Mindy Ahler and Ryan Hall are traveling over 4000 miles by bicycle across the United … Continue reading
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“Bringing values and deliberation to science communication”
Public participation is both invaluable and problematic in climate deliberations. This was discussed by Thomas Dietz in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences at a symposium in 2012 on “Bringing Science to Science Deliberation.” “Decisions always involve both facts and … Continue reading
Reflexive Realism is what’s missing from the climate debate
Garrison Institute reflexive cartoonp Jonathan Rowson is an “applied philosopher,” grandmaster chess player, and author of the forthcoming book Seven Dimensions of Climate Change: rethinking the world’s toughest problem, who writes about speaking at the recent forum in … Continue reading
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