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Promotion of KQED programs and UCS videos at
events and conferences by
ClimateChangeEdu.Org
Encouraging partnerships
between scientists,
educators and media.
For example, in pix above --
the annual California
Climate Change Conference
-- in Sacramento

Friends of Live Earth
Event at The Exploratorium,
07/07/07 with
ClimateChangeEdu.Org
Supporting largest musical
broadcast in world history
Photos Copyright 2007
ClimateChangeEducation.org

Film Series
Video Festival






 Global Toast-Busters
Logo by CC-ed.org volunteer
Matt Delbridge
Graphic Artist Major
©2008 CC-ed.org
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Blog & Radio News segments. Mostly on politics and policy, with a specific focus on California. Adult audience.
Radio Audio Archive TV Website Blog
Archive About  |
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Streaming Video: Up
in Flames

"By
century's end, we may see as many as 55 percent more large
wildfires if we fail to make significant cuts in global warming
emissions."
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Streaming Video: Growing Concern

"Global warming
threatens California's multibillion-dollar agriculture and forestry
industries—and the livelihoods of the more than
one million people who work in them." |
Videos by California Students
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St. Ignatius College
Preparatory
school (San Francisco)
senior
Mike Rapadas
helped
SI grad
Jordan Murphy film this video.

Enlightening, funny, inspiring.
California Climate Champion: Arielle Gillman
Oak Park News
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Quest: Wineries and Global Warming
The Napa and Sonoma microclimates
produce world famous wines.
But, what happens if the climate changes?
Also: The Great Switch-Out -- Comparing traditional incandescent light bulbs and compact fluorescents.
KQED Schedule-- other Air Times
Quest Home For Educators |
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Copenhagen Cafe
Held December, 2009 Downtown San Francisco
Crocker Galleria
Ground Level
Sutter St Side International connection to Copehnagen, local
hub:
center to gather, learn, deliberate,
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The California Academy of Science's
Penguin Cams |

Live Web Cam at the Tech
Museum of Innovation— San Jose
NOAA's View From Space—Focusing on Global Warming |
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