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A View From Doha: The Time To Tackle Climate Change Is Now
WBAA
Asim Zia, blogging from the UN COP 18 in Doha, Qatar, is the author of the forthcoming book Post-Kyoto Climate Governance: Confronting the Politics of Scale, Ideology and Knowledge, to be published by Rutledge Press in February 2013. He is assistant ...

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A View From Doha: The Time To Tackle Climate Change Is Now
NPR (blog)
Asim Zia, blogging from the UN COP 18 in Doha, Qatar, is the author of the forthcoming book Post-Kyoto Climate Governance: Confronting the Politics of Scale, Ideology and Knowledge, to be published by Rutledge Press in February 2013. He is assistant ...

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Dreaded cedar fever season draws near
KENS 5 TV
For Dr. William Howland, an allergy expert at the Allergy and Asthma Center of Austin, Tillotson's case is just one of many. This is the time of year when the doctor anticipates and dreads cedar season. "We're expecting a worse cedar season than usual, ...

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A View From Doha: The Time To Tackle Climate Change Is Now  nhpr.org

A View From Doha: The Time To Tackle Climate Change Is Now  NPR

Cedar season draws near
KVUE
For Dr. William Howland, an allergy expert at the Allergy and Asthma Center of Austin, Tillotson's case is just one of many. This is the time of year when the doctor anticipates and dreads cedar season. "We're expecting a worse cedar season than usual, ...

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Gypsies take curious route through US to asylum in Quebec  AL.com

Opinion split on proposed synagogue's impact on community
Stamford Advocate
His home sitting halfway between St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 200 Riverside Ave., and St. Catherine of Siena, 4 Riverside Ave., William Howland knows what it's like to live near religious institutions. Howland, the president of the Riverside ...

Opinion split on proposed synagogue's impact on community
Greenwich Time
His home sitting halfway between St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 200 Riverside Ave., and St. Catherine of Siena, 4 Riverside Ave., William Howland knows what it's like to live near religious institutions. Howland, the president of the Riverside ...

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A View From Doha: The Time To Tackle Climate Change Is Now  New Hampshire Public Radio

Ice cream social at Beach Library Saturday
Fort Myers Beach Observer
8, at 10:30 a.m. Resident Donna Rizzo provides a demo and each person crafts a delight to take home. Donna offers a lot of options so you can go in a number of directions. Pre-register and $2 materials fee. James and Sarah Kaserman will offer a ...

Laredo veteran becomes Austin's newest state senator
Austin American-Statesman
Kirk Watson, D-Austin, Troy Fraser, R-Horseshoe Bay, and newcomer Donna Campbell, R-New Braunfels, make up the rest of the Travis County delegation. Zaffirini, who had chaired the higher education committee for the past two sessions, has been a strong ...

Real Estate
TheHerald
James R. Oldham and Pamela L. Oldham to Richard Kujawa and Leslie Kujawa, Lot 32R in North Fort subdivision, $300,000. Caviness & Cates Building and Development Co. to Richard May and Erin Needham, Lot 6154 in Riverwood Athletic Club's Alpine ...

Preservation Society almost ready to unveil restored Weymouth school in Medina: What's Brewing  Plain Dealer

When you see a small ant heading for the sugarbowl on your kitchen counter, it’s likely Tapinoma sessile, known to myrmecologists everywhere as the Odorous House Ant or, simply, a sugar ant. (Odorous? Give it a squeeze to be sure. Smell like rotten coconuts or over-ripe bananas? Yep, you’ve got yourself Tapinoma sessile.) It won’t bite.

An in depth look at the structural and personal impacts of Hurricane Irene on the state of Vermont and how the storm is linked to the larger patterns of climate change now affecting New England.
Producer, Director, Writer: Micah Fink
Produced by Common Good Productions for The Climate Reality Project
Broadcast: November 2012

The VT EPSCoR Research on Adaptation to Climate Change (RACC) team held a Climate Change Modeling Workshop on Tuesday, November 13 from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm at the Burlington Sheraton.
The workshop focused on the development of regional climate change scenarios drawn from sophisticated regional climate models being devised by researchers at UVM. These down scale climate models will provide our region with the capacity to anticipate precipitation and temperature variation at the level of several square kilometers. A diverse group of stakeholders considered the social, economic, agricultural, environmental and infrastructure implications of the type of changing climate being projected by these regional downscaled models.

Carol DeLisle is Beach Library Artist of the Month
Fort Myers Beach Observer
Donna Rizzo will provide a demo and enable participants to craft an animal made out of shells. This Saturday time is intended to make this activity available for children, families and those working during the week. The Garden Club is always open to ...

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Dr. Courtney Giles, postdoctoral research fellow in the Rubenstein School of Natural Resources and the Environment at UVM, presents a review of what RACC researchers and high school teams have been working on during the 2012 field season. Topics include: Missisquoi Bay research and the biogeochemical platform, nutrient and sediment inputs, watershed research, and Streams Project research.

Vermont College Euthanizes One Ox, Spares Another  The New York Times