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November 27, 2009

david archer's global warming class

David Archer has posted his lectures for global warming class he gave for non-science majors at U Chicago this quarter.  I haven't watched them, but they should be excellent base on the fact they are from him.


Science literacy is terrible in this country - offerings like David's are a step in the right direction, but I'm guessing they will still be too taxing for most.

04:09 in Science |

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