Cosmos Club

We decided to submit the article to the Cosmos Club of Washington, D.C., for publication in the inaugural issue of the Cosmos journal. The circulation of the Cosmos journal is small, going to approximately 3,000 members of the club. Although the club was founded for the advancement of its members in science, literature, and art, and their mutual improvement by social intercourse, 2 few members have a deep interest in the subject of climate change, and Cosmos is not the sort of journal read by Washington policy wonks. 

Cosmos Club, The Cosmos Club, http //www.cosmos-club.org/ main.html (undated). 

The late Professor Roger Revelle was a true and voluntary coauthor of the article entitled What To Do About Greenhouse Warming Look Before You Leap, along with Professor S. Fred Singer and Chauncey Starr, Ph.D. The article was published in April 1991 in the inaugural issue of Cosmos, the journal of the Cosmos Club of Washington, D.C. 

Bush, Conant and Compton went to limch at the Cosmos Club on Lafayette Square. There the Chicago physicist spoke up for plutonium. He... 

Cosmos Club Irving (1967), p. 166. Vemork bombing and ferry sinking cf. ibid., p. 174ff Haukelid (1954), p. 149ff,... 

Dr. Spark s heavy involvement in research and other professional activities left little time for hobbies. Nevertheless, he occasionally enjoyed poker and golf. He was a member of the Chemistry Club in New York, the Cosmos Club in Washington, D.C. the Echo Lake Country Club in Westfield, NJ and the Riviera Country Club in Coral Gables, FL. In terms of years. Dr. Sparks lived approximately the usual life span. In terms of activities, accomplishments, and impact upon his profession and society, however, it can be said he lived much longer. 

Notes for Gen Porter ANMB Advisory Committee [Meeting), Cosmos Club [Washington), 7 Dec 42. CWS 314.7 Advisory Committee File. 

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