can be found here. I appreciate any and all opinions on how these issues can be addressed in climate change education.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
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Simon Donner is a professor in the Geography Department at the University of British Columbia who studies why the climate matters to people and the environment. Follow @simondonner
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Simon, I was delighted to host you and to add to this most thought provoking discussion.
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Not sure if this what you're looking for, but years ago I visited a village in Sinaloa Mexico. An ex-pat there told me that many years earlier, the onset of rainy season had been so dependable that usually the Catholic priests could time a special Mass that would begin with blue skies and end with rains that signalled the beginning of the planting season. Not any more, though. Climate change? Maybe.
Even though I'm not religious, this story has always stuck with me. Maybe once people can overcome the conceptual hurdle of the earth-sky connection, they might be especially horrified about its implications.
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