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At 6:47 PM -0700 9/21/08, Barry Wilbanks wrote:
>This type question was raised at the FLL Partner conference in SC
>where they introduced the challenge.
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>It was specifically stated NOT be be oriented toward global warming
>or climate change.
Barry,
Who was the source of this "specific statement" warning teams away
from climate change? That would seem most bizarre to me, if it came
from an official source. Climate change is a huge issue, one that
kids should be aware of, and part of what makes this year's climate
theme so compelling. While I see no requirement that the project be
about climate change, it very well could be, and I expect that many
team projects will be. After all, the instructions say, "Research how
climate affects your own community. Identify a climate problem in
your area...," and changing climate is a key problem for many
communities, and one for which innovative solutions are needed.
Cheers,
Mike Blanpied
Reston
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