climatecode.org is a new project from the clear climate code folks - go have a look. And maybe even do something :-). It am all de rage at the moment to dothis stuff, and it will be interesting how "open source" attempts mesh together with more heavyweight government backed efforts. What next - "clear climate reviews" to replace the next IPCC report?
ps: sorry abut the silly slider-bar thingy at the bottom, if it is still there when you see this: I think that Seed must be experimenting with some new widgety stuff. I wish they wouldn't do that.
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