Posted on Feb 16, 2018
In Idaho, A Battle Over Climate In The Classroom
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An Idaho House committee eliminated several references to human-caused climate change and renewable energy in proposed public school science standards Wednesday, but still preserved some mention of them.
In Idaho, A Battle Over Climate In The Classroom
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Climate Change
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Renewables and Environment
Education
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It will be interesting to see what actually makes II into law for the Governor to sign. I suspect it would be better for all if education standards were based on objective facts devoid of political spin. The climate is changing, humans are part of the equation, as the biomass if 6 billion + individuals, and shapers of the world around us. We are a part of the change equation; to what degree fuels this debate.
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LTC David Brown
Yes indeed. We are coming out of an ice age. What a covenant time to start measuring earths temperature. I look at as nature and you aren’t going to stop it.
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Stick you head in the sand means it’s not happening or will not happen!,
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Oh, please...gimme a break...what's next? A redo of the Scopes Monkey Trial? I mean, come on...I worked with climate scientists, I did apresearch on related aspects of aeronomy, I was very heavily involved with space physics meteorology...it is obvioouspy not nonsense, in my view, to suppose that with some six billion humans in this planet, that human effects in climate, let alone on the air. Ocean interface, would eventually become quite visible...to me denying such clear ramifications, is like saying smog never happened, that it was all a figment of human imagination...please...wow....
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