I attended the 'no Quarry in Kin Kin' public meeting in Pomona last Thursday. One audience member was referring yet again to the Biosphere as a 'toothless tiger'. I'd like to clarify: The UNESCO MAB program has never been designed to be a TIGER - with or without teeth. More >>
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Bettina Walter - Thursday, February 11, 2010I've been swatting Mozzies all day, when my fellow social board member Henrietta McAlister asked me to post the following mosquito reminder. More >>
Follow up #2: Climate Change is a question of risk management
Bettina Walter - Wednesday, February 10, 2010With 'risk' currently being on many politicians lips, I would like to introduce to you 'the passionate science teacher'. He explains how climate change is a question of risk management. More >>
Quick follow up: Climate change is an issue of morality
Bettina Walter - Friday, February 05, 2010“We cannot base our prosperity on cheating our children and grandchildren" (Tony Kevin) More >>
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