Monthly Archives: September 2008

Climate-Change Misconceptions, Part II: Partial Misconceptions

Posted on 09/24/2008 by peggy

Understanding something as complicated as climate change is really tough. So it’s easy to understand why people don’t always get things right. But it’s much easier to explain why the term “global warming” is misleading than it is to explain … Continue reading →

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Climate-Change Misconceptions

Posted on 09/16/2008 by peggy

As noted in previous blogs, many of us don’t understand the terms people use in describing climate change; nor do we always understand how ideas related to global climate change relate to everyday life. So I decided it would be … Continue reading →

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