SSS 2008-02-19（在线收听）

This is Scientific American's 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Merskey. Got a minute?

Some strong comments from John Holdren, director of the science technology and public policy program in Harvard’s JFK school of government. Saturday, the annual meeting of the American association for the advanced science, Holdren was talking about media coverage of climate change science.

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Thanks for the minute, for scientific American 60-second science from the AAAs meeting in boston, I'm Steve Merskey.