Caught between shores

Michael Hopkin

Nature, 2006, vol. 440, issue 7081, 144-145

Abstract: Ecologists paid by industry to assess the effects of businesses on the environment are often accused of selling their souls. But isn't scientific expertise exactly what is needed? Michael Hopkin investigates.

Date: 2006
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