On improving dialogues between scientific illiterate and politically clueless
In short, there is a bit of a renaissance in current efforts to fill some holes in the knowledge galaxy where from time to time science collides with polity. As long as these remain open for public debate and rely on sound evidence, they should be support
GATINEAU, QUE.—The interactions between politicians and scientists are undergoing more scrutiny these days. And well they should as science underpins much of what constitutes public policy. It is also a two-way street.
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