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Reduction is the only way Green will work
Posted in Science Education, tagged oil dependence on August 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
2009 retrospective
Posted in Art, Austin, Family, Home, Science Education, Travels, Uncategorized on January 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Looking back over the last year, we realized a lot has happened, and we’ve done A LOT. Remembering is a good mental and emotional exercise. We are so grateful to have such wonderful family, friends, and colleagues, who make our lives so rich and fun. The paragraphs below include many highlights from 2009 – we [...]
The Big Warm Fuzzy Sweater Metaphor or What I Say To Climate Change Denialists
Posted in Science Education on January 27, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Let’s imagine the mass of scientific evidence that points to climate change due to anthropogenic causes is a big warm fuzzy sweater. It fits, you can wear it anywhere. You’ve had it for years. It’s tried and true. But over time there have been a few threads that have come loose or have entirely been pulled out of [...]
