| REASON Omaha - Science Links |
| Omaha Science Cafe |
| Nebraska Citizens for Science |
| Nebraska Religious Coalition for Science Education |
| Past Darwin Days |
| NASA Missions |
| Cassini-Huygens |
| Mars Rover |
| Evolution Resources |
| Nebraska Religious Coalition for Science Education |
| Nebraska Citizens for Science |
| National Center for Science Education |
| Vote Science |
| Swarthmore takes on creationism, Evolution at Wikipedia |
| Where the action is - Missouri, Texas, Georgia |
| Understanding Evolution (Berkeley) - a good place to start, easy to navigate |
| Evolution for beginners, Talkorigins - excellent, but a little harder to navigate |
| The Panda's Thumb - blog, links to state science education sites |
| John Stear's links, National Academy's Resources, Neutral Evolution |
| The Botanical Society of America's Statement on Evolution - interesting details |
| Darwin on the Web - Creation Watch (CSICOP), PBS Evolution Series |
| Marshall Berman on Intelligent Design Creationism |
| Status of creationism in Nebraska - Anti-Evolution in the Scientific Literature |
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| From Science Feb 27, 2004 |
| Climate change references |
| As of May 19, 2007 Reason-Omaha Meeting:
Climate Change talk by Andrew Jameton, Professor, UNMC College of Public Health Contact: ajameton@unmc.edu |
| EcoEquity - Site maintained by Tom Athanasiou and Paul Baer. Has "Inconvenient Truth Part II" Report. See links, such as to CAN (Climate Action Network). |
| Real Climate - Scientists reply to the nonsense in the media and update current issues. |
| Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) - With AMSA, sponsors Medical Alliance to Stop Global Warming. |
| Worldwatch Institute - Has extensive Climate Change links. |
| Global Business Network - Report on Impacts of Climate Change (Jan 2007). |
| Redefining Progress - Monitoring overall "ecological footprint". Also links to "Genuine Progress Index". |
| Union of Concerned Scientists - Report: Renewable Electricity Standard Toolkit. |
| WWF ("World Wide Fund for Nature") - Excellent Report: Climate Solutions: WWF’s Vision for 2050. |
| Apollo Alliance - Has Report: Community Jobs in the Green Economy. |
| City Sprouts - Local & sustainable food, jobs, durable neighborhoods right here in River City. |
| UNMC CoPH - This new College of Public Health will hopefully have a "Sustainable Public Health" track and climate change education. |
| Rocky Mountain Institute - Amory & Hunter Lovins' institute. Excellent technological ideas. |
| IPCC AR4 SPM WGIII, May 4, 2007. - This is the IPCC draft Mitigation Summary from the Fourth Assessment. |
| Klare, Michael. “Is Energo-Fascism in Your Future?" - Reflections on socio-political consequences of the nuclear path. In two Parts, beginning, January 14, 2007. Reprinted also at http://www.commondreams.org/ |
| Pacala, S and Socolow, R. 2004. Stabilization Wedges: Solving the Climate Problem of the Next 50 Years with Current Technologies. Science 13th August, 2004, Vol. 305. The original form of the "Wedge" approach to mitigation. |
| Boyden, Stephen, and Stephen Dovers. 1992. Natural-resource consumption and its environmental impacts in the western world Impacts of increasing per capita consumption. Ambio 21, no. 1 63-69. Strong historical summary of current environmental predicament. Follows Boyden's book Biohistory. |
| Cohen, Joel E. 1995. How Many People Can the Earth Support? New York W. W. Norton & Company. Warns of overpopulation and limits of Earth's capacity to support humans. |
| Kolbert, Elizabeth. 2006. Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change. Bloomsbury. This book is a compilation of a series of 3 articles published in the New Yorker magazine. |
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| Rationalists, Empiricists And Skeptics Of Nebraska | |