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Ken Mahan
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Lead Meteorologist, The Boston Globe
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A movie on kids’ efforts to save the planet shows how childhood lessons endure beyond Earth Day - The Boston Globe
By Ken Mahan Verified| The Boston Globe Verified I remember working on my first Earth Day project as a kid in elementary school, constructing two huge, makeshift Styrofoam spheres showing what our planet looked like at that time and another depicting what Earth and its sea levels would look like by 2050. The continents didn’t look quite right, but with more blue for the ocean on the 2050 Earth, I think I got the point across that a warming planet leads to higher sea levels.
By Ken Mahan Verified| The Boston Globe Verified After a more seasonal and breezy Easter Sunday with high temperatures reaching the low 60s, all eyes are on Patriots’ Day, Monday, when thousands will take part in the Boston Marathon and many more will flock along the race route to cheer on the athletes. Still others will trek to Fenway, where the Red Sox play a day game against the White Sox, with first pitch at 11:10 a.m. And so far, the forecast shows Monday looking like a great spring day with mostly sunny skies.
A movie on kids’ efforts to save the planet shows how childhood lessons endure beyond Earth Day - The Boston Globe
By Ken Mahan Verified| The Boston Globe Verified I remember working on my first Earth Day project as a kid in elementary school, constructing two huge, makeshift Styrofoam spheres showing what our planet looked like at that time and another depicting what Earth and its sea levels would look like by 2050. The continents didn’t look quite right, but with more blue for the ocean on the 2050 Earth, I think I got the point across that a warming planet leads to higher sea levels.
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The Boston Globe
The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.
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Founded: 1872