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pressNCSE Tackles Climate Change Denial
A new initiative in the struggle for quality science education
Science education is under attack—again. This time it's under attack by climate change deniers, who ignore a mountain of evidence gathered over the last fifty years that the planet is warming and that humans are largely responsible. These deniers attempt to sabotage science education with fringe ideas, pseudoscience, and outright lies. But the National Center for Science Education won't let 'em get away with it. Free evolution and climate change book downloads!
Back in late 2009, we started offering free evolution book excerpts on the NCSE web site and via Facebook. Anti-Evolution and Anti-Climate Science Legislation Scorecard: 2012
Call 2012 the Year of the Copycat. Many of the antievolution bills proposed this year were old bills that were simply dusted off and offered up as new. Master Educator, Young Activist, Honored By NCSE
 Friend of Darwin award recognizes lifetime evolution educator, young grassroots activist
It's an age-old story—the master and the newcomer. The expert who has devoted decades to keeping students on the right path. And the new kid who throws himself into the battle for truth, beauty, and the sheer joy of challenging the status quo. Climate change education specialist joins NCSE
McCaffrey to spearhead the new initiative Mark S. McCaffrey has joined NCSE's staff to spearhead its new climate change initiative. A veteran climate change educator, McCaffrey will be in charge of NCSE's efforts to defend and support the teaching of climate change. (See NCSE's mission statement here.) 
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