Climate-change countdown.
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Posted on April 20, 2016
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- The climate-change Countdown 2°C Clock, created by musician David Usher in collaboration with Damon Matthews, associate professor in the Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, is featured in aGlobe and Mail advertorial that ran in the paper's hard copy yesterday. Usher was interviewed this morning on CJAD's Andrew Carter Show (no link available) about how Montrealers will have a chance to see the climate clock firsthand, as it is projected onto the façade of a building at De Maisonneuve West and Guy, this evening through Saturday, from dusk to midnight. Usher and Matthews will also appear on Breakfast Television Montreal tomorrow morning at 6:50 to discuss the project.