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invited to give his first AAAS presentation. He opened that talk by spoofing a Mark Twain quote: "Nowadays everybody's doing something about the weather but not talking about it."

"Two days later, it was a headline in the New York Times," Schneider recalls. "My cover was blown." Since then, he has founded the interdisciplinary journal, Climatic Change; authored more than 450 scientific papers, proceedings, legislative testimonies and book chapters; and appeared in a variety of print and broadcast media worldwide.

Also speaking at the Feb. 15 fisheries management symposium will be Ellen Pikitch of the Wildlife Conservation Society and Tim Gerrodette of the Southwest Fisheries Science Center.


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Contact: Mark Shwartz
mshwartz@stanford.edu
831-915-0088
Stanford University
15-Feb-2004


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