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The Event of the Century Science, Global Warming, and Environmental Policy A video interview with Peter deMenocal What do Florida, the treasures of Venice (Italy), and Bangladesh have in common? They could all soon be part of our past if we don't muster the political will to reverse course on industrial pollution. Geologist, oceanographer, and climatologist Peter de Menocal shares insights on the known and potential effects of the continuing development of industrial civilization on world climate -- and in the near future! Peter deMenocal is Associate Professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University, and a research scientist of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, NY. He is the author of numerous scientific analyses, many of which have enlightened debate on the topic of global warming. Choose Version to view, then click
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Like canaries in a coal mine, our northernmost Americans are the first to face the alarming challenges of global warming. On Thin Ice, by Charles Wohlforth, in the current issue of Orion magazine. This feature was made possible by your contributions to the Thoughts on America Initiative. |
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