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Last Update: 01.20.12

Welcome to
Central Coast Climate Science Education
www.centralcoastclimatescience.org

Alerts and Event Notices

 01.20.12  On March 18, 2012, a new 7-part series begins airing on the Discovery Channel
                "Frozen Planet"
by the makers of "Planet Earth" and "Life".
  YouTube Preview Video  /  Discovery Channel "Frozen Planet" site  /  BBC Release
 
Note 1:  The Discovery Channel had planned not to show final episode 7 due to concerns
   about it being too controversial for Americans as it presents information about global
   warming.  That decision was rescinded.  Episode 7 will be aired.  More information.
 Note 2:  This series will be available on DVD and Blu-ray disc on April 17, 2012.

 

Recent Updates

 01.19.12  News  NASA Finds 2011 Ninth Warmest Year on Record

For a chronological listing of all website updates see Update Log

The aim of this website is to provide interested citizens with reliable and timely access to the rapidly expanding understanding of the Earth's climate system, a topic which will be of increasing importance to our nation and the
world. Development of the material on this website is in progress, so please check back periodically for new material.

We provide links to other websites and informative posts as well as respond to local inquiries about climate science, and post information about upcoming local events bearing on this issue.

If you are new to this website, please visit the Site Guide for a brief explanation of the content of the pages on this website.

An important feature of this website is the Tutorial and Essays page consisting of step-by-step "lessons" explaining the basic principals of climate science to those who do not have an extensive background in science.

In addition, if you are a member of any group that would like a free PowerPoint presentation on "Climate Science Basics", please send a request to ray.climate (@ sign) charter.net and a time will be arranged. The presentation runs about 35 minutes, with time afterwards devoted to questions and comments.

Note:  This website utilizes PDF files.  For Microsoft Windows computer users, this requires the free Adobe Reader software.  For Apple Mac computer users, the Preview application should work fine.

If you have difficulty accessing any part of this website, please contact web author Walter Reil at the address below.

Sincerely,

Dr. Ray Weymann
Website Owner and Author
ray.climate
(@ sign) charter.net

Walter Reil
Web Author

walter.climate (@ sign) gmail.com

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