1. principles
  2. "Global Warming: Facts and Myths (an All That Jazz)" On the Web

"Global Warming: Facts and Myths (an All That Jazz)" On the Web

By drorzel on March 4, 2009.

A couple of weeks ago, I moderated a global warming panel at Boskone. The panel was recorded by Richard Amirault, who has now posted the video on his Boston fandom website (Episode 41, if it moves off the front page before you click that link). I haven't watched the video, but I listened to the audio while grading papers, and it's pretty good.

So, if you're kicking yourself for not getting to that panel, here's your chance to see what you missed.

Tags
Environment
Science
SF

More like this

What Every Dog Should Know About Quantum Physics, Now Streaming
A few weeks ago, I gave a talk based on How to Teach Physics to Your Dog for the University of Toledo's Saturday Morning Science program. At that time, their local PBS affiliate recorded the talk, for use on their very nice streaming video site, Knowledgestream.org. My talk is now up, and the…
Generation in Debt?
Via bookslut, an interview at AlterNet with Tamara Draut, author of Strapped, a book about how hard young people have it today. The basic thesis of the book and the interview is that twenty- and thirty-somethings these days are in a uniquely bad position, because of the rising cost of college and…
Uncertain Principles Radio
Well, OK, not really. You can, however, hear what I sound like by listening to a couple of official Tor podcasts made from the panel I did at Worldcon with Patrick Nielsen Hayden, Adam Rakunas, Paul Cornell and Yoshio Kobayashi. The panel was back in September, but I haven't seen the files on Tor's…
Election Day Goodies
The day is upon us, the first Tuesday in November, good old election day. I could, as the "Ask a ScienceBlogger" question of the week requests, discuss the most important political races local to me, or explain why certain ballot initiatives are important, while others are not. But, chances are,…