posted by Sheril R. Kirshenbaum
While Chris is still in The Great Lakes State, I'm back with a recommendation for those in Cap City next week..
On Tuesday June 19 at 9:00, you have the opportunity to listen to Chris and Matt Nisbet present Speaking Science 2.0 at the Center for American Progress. I saw this great tag-team talk last Thursday at the American Meteorological Society's 2007 Summer Policy Colloquium. While normally I'm not a fan of dual presenters, these two pull it off spectacularly while getting their audience engaged and thinking!
Come early for breakfast at 8:30 and stay for the discussion that follows. The event will be hosted by CAP senior fellow and former Assistant Energy Secretary Joseph Romm - blogger at Climate Progress and author of Hell and High Water: Global Warming-The Solution and the Politics. Details here.
I thought your readers might find this news interesting since it touches on a topic in your book.
A federal judge in Seattle has ruled that hatchery-bred fish cannot be counted for purposes of ESA listing of species:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003747129_fishsuit14m…
Did you just, gulp, "frame" a sea cucumber?
I think that this guy looks more like a sea pickle!
I "framed" my own research ;)
Why does handling a cucumber lead to me?