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Here's one way: To help the public better understand the issue of climate change, The Weather Notebook has launched a weekly radio program on this environmental and social topic with support from the New England Science Center Collaborative.
The year-long series, aired in most markets on Tuesdays, features interviews with many experts to explore current climate research, notable changes in our landscapes, and possible mitigation strategies we can adopt to reduce the impacts of climate change.
Join us Tuesdays for an in-depth and informative look at Global Climate Change and its effect on our society, right here on The Weather Notebook.
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Reducing Methane
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Wind Farmers
10/22/2002
The Cost of Kyoto
10/15/2002
Carbon Loss
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Turbines
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Glacial Melt
09/24/2002
A Different Type of Root Cellar
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Carbon Sequestration
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Two Miles Under
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