What We Can Do About Climate Change Book Display
Expand your mind. Explore new topics. Extend a conversation.
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January 20-February 5, 2009
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Explore books about climate change this month in Morgan Library. From January 20 through February 5, 2009 the library exhibit will feature books on climate change research, policy, and solutions. This event is part of the February 4-5th teach-in talks on climate change. The focus of the two-day event is on things we can all do to help with the climate problem.
Visit the library, check-out some books, and attend the campus-wide programs in Lory Student Center on February 4 and 5. For more information about the February event, click here.
. Titles on display include: 
- Green business basics : 24 lessons for meeting the challenges of global warming
- The rough guide to climate change
- Global fever : how to treat climate change
- Environmental crises : science and policy
- The effects of climate change on agriculture, land resources, water resources and biodiversity in the United States
- ...and many more
John Calderazzo, Co-Director of Changing Climates @ CSU said, "It's more obvious every day that climate change is one of the largest, most complicated, and urgent challenges we face on this planet, which is the only home we have. And the answers to it can't come from just one government, one country, one point of view. The problem requires new and exciting thinking and action on many fronts, simultaneously. This two-day forum will look at a lot that is already being done, locally and beyond, and much that is in the works."
SueEllen Campbell, Co-Director of Changing Climates @ CSU, remarked, “The biggest uncertainty about climate change is what we're going to do about it.There are lots of things we can do, need to do, and so we wanted to focus this year's series of talks and workshops on some of these actions---things each of us can do individually, things researchers and students at CSU are doing, and actions that are being taken locally and nationally. We hope these talks---many of them by distinguished scientists and scholars, others by involved citizens---will give everyone some ideas about what they can do to help tackle the challenge."