Environmental science input to public policy

Social Research: An International Quarterly 73 (3):915-948 (2006)
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This paper details many ways in which this input has been inadequate, especially during the Bush administration. It also recounts examples of successful use of scientific inputs, and discussed the reasons for both successes and failures. Then it proposes ways to accomplish the critical task of seeing to it that science is properly considered in the policy process

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