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- Talk by Genevieve Bell of Intel on “Does Data Have a Secret Life: An Ethnographic Account of ‘Big Data’ and the Cloud”
- Communicating Climate Science and Earth System Sciences
- Why It Is Hard to Convince the US Public of Climate Change
- Kenneth Feinberg’s Talk at UC Irvine, March 21, 2013
- Ocean Acidification Conference by the Newkirk Center, May 3, 2013
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Politics, Energy and Education
I have usually tried to stay scientific and nonpartisan in my entries in this blog. However, the election has brought up many issues about energy and education, where the two parties and Presidential candidates differ sharply. As both candidates strongly support freedom of … Continue reading
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The Energy Blog is Now Categorized
Since I have been blogging for a year now, it became necessary to carry out the task of creating categories and filing each article under one or several categories. The thing that had stopped me before is that I had … Continue reading
Welcome to Dennis’ Southern California Energy Blog
I plan to comment on articles that I read and on seminars that I attend at UC Irvine and at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) of UC Irvine Extension. These talks and readings are mostly on energy, with some on climate … Continue reading
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