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Subarctic lakes belch more methane on brighter days  EARTH Magazine

Jet store launches digital signage video wall
Digital Signage Today
"The API interface was used to create layouts dynamically, manage the capture process, and control window visibility," Candeo Vision Director Alan Betts said in the announcement. "The Matrox Mura API documentation was clear and the .NET example code ...

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Vermont EPSCoR held their 2nd “mediated modeling” workshop facilitated by the Research on Adaptation to Climate Change team on May 12th, 2014 at the Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center in Burlington Vermont. Phoptos, Slides and Videos are now online.

RACC member Dr. Alan Betts discusses Climate Change in Vermont on Vermont Radio WDEV.

Grimsby Telegraph
13 stereos and TVs seized in raid on noisy flat in Grimsby
Grimsby Telegraph
He has since been fined more than £600 and his equipment has been confiscated. He has since left the property. Neighbours have now spoken of their relief following the prosecution by council enforcement officers. Alan Betts, 62, who lives on the same ...

The Weekly Planet: Celebrate Mother Earth today
Rutland Herald
We are all in this together. Let us take joy in the transformation and ask: “Do we really treasure Mother Earth?” Alan Betts is Vermont's leading climate scientist and a past president of the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. He lives in ...

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RACC member Dr. Alan Betts discusses Climate Change in Vermont on "The 30" a news program on Vermont CBS affiliate WCAX.

The Weekly Planet: Celebrate Mother Earth today
Barre Montpelier Times Argus
We are all in this together. Let us take joy in the transformation and ask: “Do we really treasure Mother Earth?” Alan Betts is Vermont's leading climate scientist and a past president of the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. He lives in ...

The Weekly Planet: Celebrate Mother Earth today
Barre Montpelier Times Argus
We are all in this together. Let us take joy in the transformation and ask: “Do we really treasure Mother Earth?” Alan Betts is Vermont's leading climate scientist and a past president of the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. He lives in ...

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Leahy Announces $230000 For ('Great') Lake Champlain
vtdigger.org
Breck Bowden, director of UVM's Lake Champlain Sea Grant Program, said: “We deeply appreciate Senator Leahy's efforts to support critical funding for NOAA's National Sea Grant College Program, which directly funds the Lake Champlain Sea Grant project.

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Working Moms Up 800 Percent … Since 1860  LiveScience.com

Vermont Biz
UVM gets $230000 'great' Lake Champlain research grant
Vermont Biz
Breck Bowden, director of UVM's Lake Champlain Sea Grant Program, said: “We deeply appreciate Senator Leahy's efforts to support critical funding for NOAA's National Sea Grant College Program, which directly funds the Lake Champlain Sea Grant project.

A Shot in the Dark: Why Parents Should Not be Held Civilly Liable for Injuries Caused by Unvaccinated Children | The National Law Review  The National Law Review

Teen Pregnancy Rates By State  LiveScience.com

Seven Days
Media Note: Did WCAX Spike a Climate Change Interview for Lack of "Opposing ...
Seven Days
Two weeks ago, WCAX-TV producer Alexei Rubenstein invited Vermont climatologist Alan Betts to appear on the station's daily interview program, "The :30." In an email, Rubenstein asked the National Science Foundation-funded researcher "to talk about ...

UVM's Complex Systems Symposium Lives Up To Its Name  Seven Days

Parking lot is full of holes
Vermont Cynic
The plan is outlined in the 2009 research by engineering graduate research assistant George McCain and assistant professor Mandar Dewoolkar. Porous lots, made of a type of rock full of small holes, allows water to drain through the pavement's surface, ...

The diversity of the world’s life forms — from corals to carnivores — is under assault. Decades of scientific studies document the fraying of ecosystems and a grim tally of species extinctions due to destroyed habitat, pollution, climate change, invasives and overharvesting.

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Glaciers are commonly thought to work like a belt sander. As they move over the land they scrape off everything — vegetation, soil, and even the top layer of bedrock. So scientists were greatly surprised to discover an ancient tundra landscape preserved under the Greenland Ice Sheet, below two miles of ice.