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Stephen Harper says…
Hi everyone, Today Nathalie and I did our presentation on the Kyoto Protocol, focussing on David Suzuki’s criticism of the Conservative Government’s alleged disinterest in addressing fossil fuel emissions. If you would like to see the interview we discussed concerning … Continue reading
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Climate Change vs. the Classroom
Since 1995, climate change and topical scientific issues have been a part of England’s national curriculum for 5-16 year olds. This past year, however, government curriculum advisor Tom Oates is pushing for a change. He recently proposed a drastic reduction … Continue reading
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