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conSCIENCE:
Science Diplomacy, Italian Style
Scientists should be working with diplomats in matters of foreign policy to resolve present-day global problems.
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conSCIENCE:
The Warming War
There is a legal basis for the United Nations Security Council to declare climate change as a threat to international peace and security. |
Directions:
Six Steps to a Balanced Economy
Australia can take six steps to secure its future as a balanced economy, says the Australian CEO of a global company. |
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Lowe Tech:
Politicians Abandon Science, Community Abandons Politicians
Should we trust bureaucrats more than elected politicans or scientists to make decisions about new technologies? |
Lowe Tech:
A Great Leap Backwards
Queensland’s new government has reduced support for solar energy and resolved to ban the teaching of climate science in schools. |
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Naked Skeptic:
Just the Facts, Ma’am
Legislators continue to either refute or ignore science when it clashes with their ideology. |
Simon Says:
Science After the Election
Who is likely to be responsible for science after the Federal election, and are they qualified to represent it? |
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Simon Says:
Political Immunity
Vaccination sceptics are active in all vaccinated societies, but which side of politics they inhabit is a matter of national difference. |
Up Front:
Jobs, Growth and... Science
Early next month Australians will head to the election polls, and for once scientific issues have bubbled to the surface. |
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Up Front:
Science Meets Parliament (But No Minister)
It’s not enough to win the hearts of politicians when the government itself lacks a head for science. |
The Funneled Web:
Do Chief Scientific Advisors Speak Only to the Hand?
Does the Chief Scientist have any influence on the government or Opposition? |
