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Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Puzzles from the Earth's Past

Dr. Amy Clement presents "Puzzles from the Earth's Past: Ice Ages, Abrupt Warmings and Other Climate Curiosities" at the Museum of Science (3280 S. Miami Avenue) this Friday, March 7 at 8 pm, in the Museum Space Gallery. It's free.

Learn what caused the ice ages. Learn about climate change and the greenhouse effect. This is part of the Museum's First Friday programming. Enjoy their Observatory - open (weather permitting) - and the free Star show in the Planetarium. Every first Friday of every month.

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1 Comments:

wtanders said...: Hi All,

I would really like to encourage people to attend Dr. Clement's talk, she is an exceptional speaker and an excellent research scientist! If you ever wanted the chance to speak with a researcher about global change, this is your chance.

Bill Anderson; March 05, 2008 10:26 AM

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