Alun Anderson
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Alun Anderson began his career as a research biologist and was variously editor, editor-in-chief and publishing director of New Scientist magazine from 1992 to 2005, during which time he successfully launched the magazine in the United States. Previously he was the Washington, DC bureau chief for the science journal Nature. Anderson lives in London but spends considerable time in the United States, where he is on the board of Xconomy in Boston.

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Copenhagen: Climate Change Affects More Than Polar Bears (PHOTOS)

Posted December 17, 2009 | 10:17:00 (EST)

A forlorn polar bear sitting on a small piece of ice in a wide blue sea is a powerful image for many people. It says: "we are changing the Earth's climate, destroying its wildlife and we ought to do something about it". But it just makes plenty of other people...

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The Real Victims Of Climate Change Have No Voice In Copenhagen (PHOTOS)

Posted December 11, 2009 | 07:00:00 (EST)

The Copenhagen climate summit is in full swing. Thousands of diplomats are busy arguing with one another, surrounded by even bigger crowds of journalists (three hundred from China alone) and still bigger crowds of activists. Copenhagen is so packed that when I called my press friends covering the conference they...

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