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Category Archives: Science
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
Posted in Academic/research, Climate communication, Events, Montana, Science
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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
Reliability of the grid
The National Academies Press just published “Enhancing the resilience of the nation’s electricity system.” Electric power transmission and distribution reliability are critical to our “safety, productivity, comfort, and convenience.” The electric power system has vulnerabilities that we would do well to … Continue reading
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Dogs at the Zoo and the Universe too!
We enjoyed more than a hundred enthusiastic visitors at our “History of the Universe” table on April 22 at the Rally for Science ZooMT ! Citizens’ Climate Education (Billings) and Eco-Angela (a program of Angela’s Piazza in Billings) volunteers presented two activities: a puppet … 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
“314 species on the brink”
According to Audubon’s Birds and Climate Change Report of 2014, “shrinking and … Continue reading
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Regional Climate Change and National Responsibilities
The Letter from James Hansen and Makiko Sato published March 2, 2016 by Environmental Research Letters is another in a long series of “must-reads” from climatologist Hansen. The paper starts with an update on observed global warming in recent decades with … Continue reading
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Way to go, Bill Nye
Bill Nye explains carbon tax on https://www.youtube.com/embed/CwrJtO8s-L0
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