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As Climate Change debate wages on, scientists turn to Hollywood for helpPoliticians and the public question global climate change evidence, so scientists look to Hollywood and websites for a new voice. Lights, camera, science!The Christian Science Monitor Mar. 19, 2010 |
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 There is no debate nor is there "a failure to communicate", the whole thing is a hoax and everyone who is anyone knows it.Keeping the public looped in on what scientists are discovering has never been easy. For one thing, the traditional explainers – journalists – can distort, hype, or oversimplify the latest breakthroughs. But the need to communicate science broadly and clearly has never been more urgent. Understanding science helps people know “where the truth speakers are on an issue” such as climate change, says Robert Semper, the executive associate director of the Exploratorium, a hands-on science center in San Francisco. “The more educated and knowledgeable the public is about science ... the more responsible they can be when it comes time for voting or expressing opinions about public policy,” adds Leslie Fink, a public affairs specialist at the National Science Foundation (NSF) in Washington. Propaganda Continues |
