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Lightblueline Action Strategies How can we make the lightblueline action a model for climate change awareness around the planet?
URL on the Curb Marker There has been so much discussion about having the URL on the curb marker. What is the best practice to connect the line on the street to climate change information?	1	1	1 year 2 weeks ago by webmaster
Media concerns and opportunities for lightblueline let's look at how the media treats the idea of lightblueline and how public art can work with media outlets to build public awareness of climate change
Santa Barbara Media Responses to LBLINE	1	3	1 year 3 weeks ago by Rocky Nook Boater (not verified)
Climate Science This is a discussion about the various aspects of climate science, particularly as these relate to sea level.
Global Temperature How does the current temperature compare with historical temperatures? What are the preditions for global temperature?	0	0	n/a
Modeling Climate modeling is what we use to predict future events. How good is the state of our climate modeling expertise?	0	0	n/a
Sea Level Rise Climate Science concerned with sea level changes due to human induced climate change
Ice Melt	1	1	1 year 43 weeks ago by admin
Thermal Expansion and other factors Ice melt is not the only factor...	0	0	n/a
Thinking Seven Meters How does a seven meter line help us understand climate change potentials?
7 meters represents a new climate equilibrium Let's talk about global temperature and what business as usual means for the next millenium...	0	0	n/a
Defending ANY action on global warming... There are a lot of people (not a lot of scientists) who have positions about global warming that would object to ANY action. How do we (or do we) respond to these people?	2	3	1 year 36 weeks ago by Anonymous
Why use seven meters? why not 1, or 5, or 12, or 80? There are a lot of predictions and conclusions about sea level rise in the next decades and centuries. Why use 7 meters?	0	0	n/a

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