A number of academics at the March for Science weren't there to protest—they were there to research the composition and intention of the marchers. The post
Scientists Actually Did Some Science at the March for Science appeared first on
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Arguing for political activism may have been what science needed, but it could also make the fights ahead harder to win. The post
Marching Brought Scientists Together—But What Do They Do Now? appeared first on
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Thousands rallied and marched in the rain in the US capital to stand up for science and its place in politics
The March for Science happening on Saturday has some big ideological problems. The post
Why Memphis Has Two Marches for Science appeared first on
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The US appears to be getting closer to quitting the Paris climate agreement, with Scott Pruitt, the head of the EPA, saying it’s a bad deal for the country
Powerful new quantitative tools are now available to combat partisan bias in the drawing of voting districts. The post
Gerrymandering Is Illegal, But Only Mathematicians Can Prove It appeared first on
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Google has been summoned for discussions at the Cabinet Office to explain why government ads appear alongside extremist material, as brands also pull ads
The statement from Scott Pruitt, the new head of the Environmental Protection Agency, contradicts all the scientific evidence
US agencies doing climate research see concerning budget proposal that would eliminate funding for government science on air, energy and water within EPA, and slash satellite and coastal research at NOAA
Finding balance between science and politics has never been trickier. The post
The Topsy Turvy World of Political Science in Trump's America appeared first on
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