Reinvigorating the Role of Science in Democracy

Andrew A Rosenberg, Michael Halpern, Seth Shulman, Celia Wexler and Pallavi Phartiyal

PLOS Biology, 2013, vol. 11, issue 5, 1-4

Abstract: Private and political interests routinely conspire to sideline and misrepresent science and evidence in the public policy process. The Center for Science and Democracy, a new initiative at the Union of Concerned Scientists, endeavors to change this dynamic to strengthen the role of science in decision making.

Date: 2013
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