UBC’s Collaborative for Advanced Landscape Planning Climate Change Workshop:
Visualizing Climate Change in Your Own Backyard (in the Okanagan)
Date: November 27, 2013
Time: 7- 9 pm
Place: Delta Grand Okanagan Resort & Conference Centre, Kelowna
Dr. Stephen Sheppard shares Do-It-Yourself visual media tips to build climate awareness in your neighbourhood. Drawing on research from PICS, UBC, and elsewhere, Stephen will demonstrate how simple techniques such as climate change tours, dog-walkers’ photo-albums, neighbourhood mapping, and photo-shop futures can be used to connect where we live to climate change: its causes, impacts, and solutions.
Stephen is a Professor at University of British Columbia in Forestry and Landscape Architecture. His expertise includes climate change planning, visualization, community engagement and public perceptions. His latest book is titled “Visualizing Climate Change: A Guide to Visual Communication of Climate Change and Developing Local Solutions.”
Stop this . . .
http://www.globalresearch.ca/copenhagen-and-global-warming-ten-facts-and-ten-myths-on-climate-change/16467
. . . nonsense Gordon. You are discrediting your position . . .
Well… either he is discrediting his position, or you have discredited yours. I have an idea which is more likely.
@ Agustin,
Yeah which?
Let’s re-frame the debate from global “warming” (a theory) to pollution (a serious problem !) or energy reduction (a useful policy tool).
Or, if you actually believe global warming is true, then let’s talk about benefits, too such as a longer growing season in northern climates like Norway, Russia, Canada, Finland, N-China, N-Japan ..