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OMNI's Carbon Caps Task Force is now called the Climate Change Task Force
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ARKANSAS GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON GLOBAL WARMING WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU!
CONTACT INFORMATION BELOW
Please participate
Links of interest
- Collection of World Peace Wetland Prairie photos
- Fayetteville city government meetings online live and archived
- Government Channel TV of Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Rain Garden Guide with photos and instructions
- Severance Tax
- Stephan Pollard and UA Sustainability Center
- University of Arkansas UNION VOICE
- Urban greenspace institute
- World Clock shows carbon pollution, population growth
The Keeling Curve
A scientific icon, which belongs, some claim, alongside E=mc2 and the double helix
The Keeling Curve:
LINKS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
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- Global Warming Commission 17 June 2008
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- Carbon Caps Task Force to welcome global-warming c...
- Carbon dioxide levels highest in 650,000 years
- Meet members of the Governor's Commission on Globa...
- Build Hill Place right or don't build it
- Please attend meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday
- Members of Governor's Commission on Global Warming...
- Today's schedule for Government Channel with times...
- All outdoor burning should be illegal. No exceptions
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1 comment:
We got some feedback from the Commissioners the next day when they met for their Commission meeting in Little Rock. Robert McAfee reports that they were very pleased with the support they felt from Northwest Arkansas. That was very important, since industry spokespeople started presenting comments at this meeting, and clearly stating their points of view - that don't necessarily support addressing climate change quickly.
It would be every helpful if knowledgable citizens who want to see effective action would speak to Commissioners about their perspectives. There are a couple of ways to do that.
1. Attend Commission meetings. Next one is June Monday June 16. Public is invited and car pooling can be arranged.
2. Join the TWGs - Technical Working Groups. Go to the Commission webpage (arclimatechange.org) and click on the Technical Working Groups link. Pick a topic and read what they're doing. That's where the action is right now. Public is also encouraged to join in monthly phone conferences where ideas are hammered out.
3. Contact Commissioners you know, and tell them you support them in strong action. They need to hear from you.
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