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What the Other Guy Blogs About…Climate Change
By Keith R | March 15, 2007
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I believe I first contacted Calvin Jones in the first week or two of starting The Temas Blog. I can't remember the exact content of that initial exchange and my email records of that time are currently unavailable to me (long story), but I do remember that he responded quickly, amiably and with lots of information. In the months since our subsequent correspondence has only confirmed my positive impression of him as approachable, helpful, well-informed and informative.
And incredibly prolific in the internet medium. If you're at all interested in the issue of global climate change, chances are good that you've already found, bookmarked and subscribed to the feed of his three websites on the topic, Climate Change Action, Climate Change News and Climate Change Resources. If for some odd reason you haven't found them yet, check them out. Well worth the visit.
For months I have been trying to convince Calvin to guest blog here on The Temas Blog about the issue of his choice, as long as it ties together climate change and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). I'm happy to say that he's finally agreed to do so.
As part of his preparation, this week he posted a piece in Climate Change Action on resources regarding Latin America and climate change. As usual, Calvin knows of/has found resources I was not aware of — which is one reason (of several) I look forward to his guest piece.
I notice, though, that he lists only one Temas entry on the subject! For others who may have not burrowed through my archives, or clicked "climate change" or "cambio climatico" in my tag cloud at right, or the chosen "climate change" from the category list list at right, here's a list of the Temas entries to date that have focussed on the issue:
- A Sobering Look at Climate Change’s Probable Impact on the Region
- “Up in Smoke” PostScript.: Related Materials on Climate Change and LAC
- GEF Funds Climate Change Adaptation in Small Caribbean States
- LAC Fares Well in Climate Change Performance Index
- New IDB Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Initiative / Nueva Iniciativa del BID de Energía Sostenible y Cambio Climático / Nova Iniciativa do BID Sobre Energia Sustentável e Mudança Climática
- Brazil: FINEP to Invest R$80 mil. in CDM Projects / Brasil: FINEP investe R$ 80 milhões em Projetos de MDL
- Implications of the Stern Review for LAC, Part I
- Implications of the Stern Review for LAC, Part II
- Pesquisa mostra Brasil vulnerável às mudanças climáticas
- OAS Examines Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation in the Caribbean
- LAC the Most Aware Public About Climate Change?
- Should Brazil Get More Credit for Climate Change Steps Already Taken?
- New Environmental Caucus in Brazilian Congress
- IDB Board Approves Climate Change Initiative
- LAC Attitudes About Climate Change, Revisited
- HSBC Funds Largest Ever Field Experiment on Impact of Climate Change on Forests
- Panamanian Project Among First to be CCB Certified
- Another Poll Suggests LAC Takes Climate Change Seriously
¡Buen provecho!
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