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Alexis Bunten
| May 21, 2013
To avoid cognitive processing problems inherent in making analogies to deep time, the climate and ocean change story is best told across roughly three generations.
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The National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation announces a professional development opportunity for interpreters who focus on climate change and ocean issues.
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As climate interpreters, we want to avoid crisis and focus on success stories, especially those that support broad scale rather than individual solutions. Here’s a Massachusetts success story that we can all applaud and promote, no matter where we live...
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In earlier eras humans depended heavily on phenology. Our food supply relied upon knowing when the salmon or steelhead would run; when flocks of birds would arrive during migration time; or when wild berries, bulbs and fruits would be ready to harvest.
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Do you want to save money? or Do you want to do something that’s good for the environment? The answer may surprise you...