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The School of Environmental Studies' delegation to the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.

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Jellyfish and climate change

Posted by Je.Le.Va on Monday, November 16, 2009

Labels: climate change, fisherman, fishing, japan, jellyfish, ocean / Comments: (0)

Article on jellyfish ranges increasing on the coast of japan due to rising ocean temperatures.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/climate_09_jellyfish_menace

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School of Environmental Studies COP15 Delegation

As environmentally literate high school students and active members of society, we are attending this conference because we seek to learn, to advocate for environmental awareness, to represent our country and young people from all over the world, and to connect and engage in the global community.

About the School of Environmental Studies

The School of Environmental Studies (SES) is high school in Minnesota that was founded to create environmentally-literate citizens active in the global community. Its vision is to be a community of leaders learning to enhance the relationships between people and their environments.

Delegates' Personal Blogs

COP16

Day Ten - Let me start off by saying that I am now sick, I finally got the bug. I guess I am lucky, to only have gotten it today and not a few days ago. But nonethel...
16 years ago
COP15 Adventure

UNICEF Children Ambassadors - UNICF (United Nations Children's fund) brought 8 kids from all over the world, ages 15-18, to the COP15 conference in order for the greater community of t...
16 years ago
Katie: On a journey

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Deon: A Wordly Adventure

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