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Twittering the World Conference of Science Journalists

Over 800 science communicators from around the globe are heading to London's Central Hall this week for the World Conference of Science Journalists. I'll be there picking up news and issues on the climate beat, and reporting back via Twitter. Follow me @annabarnett.

Anna Barnett

Posted by Anna Barnett on June 29, 2009
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