You are hereNCSE's Berbeco on teaching climate change
 NCSE's Minda Berbeco contributed "Getting the Science Right: Teaching Climate Change in the Classroom" to California Classroom Science, a publication of the California Science Teachers Association. Prospective antievolution bill mutates in Indiana
 The expected antievolution bill in Indiana appears to have mutated. A ruling against Louisiana's voucher program
 Louisiana's controversial voucher program was ruled to violate the Louisiana state constitution, the Baton Rouge Advocate (December 3, 2012) reports. Closing a creationist loophole in Britain
 "All free schools will be forced to present evolution as a comprehensive and central tenet of scientific theory," the Guardian (November 29, 2012) reported, "following lobbying by senior scientists concerned that Christian-run institutions could exploit loopholes in the rules to present creationism as a credible theory." The latest issue of Evolution: Education and Outreach
 The latest issue of Evolution: Education and Outreach — the new journal promoting the accurate understanding and comprehensive teaching of evolutionary theory for a wide audience — is now published. The theme for the issue (volume 5, number 4), edited by Bruce S. Lieberman, is biogeography. Louisiana's voucher program in the dock
A trial in a state court over Louisiana's controversial voucher program began on November 28, 2012, reviving the issue of the state's funding of schools that teach creationism. "Intelligent design" bill expected in Montana
 A Montana legislator is preparing a bill to require the teaching of "intelligent design" along with evolution. A preview of Once We All Had Gills
 NCSE is pleased to offer a free preview (PDF) of Rudolf A. Raff's Once We All Had Gills (Indiana University Press, 2012). NCSE's Rosenau in Trends in Microbiology
 NCSE's Joshua Rosenau's invited essay "Science Denial: A Guide for Scientists" was published in Trends in Microbiology 2012;20(12):567-569. Creationists in trademark suit
 The producers of the NPR show Science Friday filed a suit against the operators of a right-wing radio show that features a creationist segment, Real Science Friday, according to the New York Post (November 15, 2012). Pages
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