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This morning I've started my day with a bowl of porridge and a listen to Guardian Science Weekly's most recent episode.  The conversation starts with Neanderthals and then moves onto Charles Darwin's fascination with dogs, with a bit of nanotech, biomed and Large Hadron Collider chat thrown into the mix.  

Guardian Science Weekly, presented by Alok Jha is a great programme for catching up with what's happening in the science world.

Link to Podcast:

Science Weekly Podcast: A Taste of Things to Come in 2010, and Darwin's Dogs

Related Links:

Guardian Science Weekly

The Descent of Man

Darwin's Dogs

Neanderthal

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So with the conference kicking off today, are you curious about what's on the agenda?

Guardian Science Weekly's most recent podcast discusses what issues will surface in Copenhagen over the coming weeks.  However, the programme goes beyond just focusing on the conference by speaking with several people on what impact climate change is currently having on their lives.  Several perspectives from the scientific through to the economical are presented, making for a well rounded snapshot of the problems we currently all face.  

Have a listen to get on top of current climate change concerns, and prep yourselves ahead of this important summit.

Link to Podcast:

Hope for Copenhagen

Related Links:

Guardian Science Weekly

UN Climate Change Conference

Climate Change