Reverse Global Warming? Ambitious, no? Let’s pick the idea apart. Reading the weekly science newsletter in grade school piqued my interest. Preparation for the International Geophysical Year was “front page!” Scientists from around the world, the U.S. and the Soviet Union, and Ecuador, collaborated to better understand our planet. Oceanographer Roger Revelle, whose 1957 study brought serious scientific attention to global warming, and also: Was instrumental in creating the International Geophysical Year Submerged in “Alvin” at the ocean floor, helped “nail” plate tectonics theory as Director of Scripps Institute of Oceanography Received the Presidential Medal of Science, awarded by President…
Want to read the whole story?
Subscribe to The Cuenca Dispatch and gain full access to this story, weekly issues, plus the entire running archive! With your subscription, you will gain access to all the news you'll need concerning Ecuador as a United States expat.
Get access to our most read articles
-
Cuenca expat scene is ‘changing before our eyes’
-
Los Perniles
-
Immerse yourself in Cuenca’s bountiful markets
-
Global warming? Most of the hot air is generated by politicians
-
Ecuadorian named to Time magazine’s 100 most influential people list
-
What should you bring to Cuenca?
-
Artesana Bakery: a love story
-
Searching for origin of the word ‘Gringo’
-
Cuenca will have a new Ludic Botanical Garden
-
Ancient craft of ikat thrives in Gualaceo
