Join host Andy Revkin and a stellar array of scientists, scholars and veterans of the federal scientific advisory process in a brainstorm on ways to build a damaged system back better and create more uniform standards for scientific integrity.
Neal F. Lane, Baker Institute at Rice University, Science Advisor to President Bill Clinton
Naomi Oreskes, Harvard science historian, author of Why Trust Science?
Rod Schoonover, former director of environment and global health analysis National Intelligence Council, founder of Ecological Futures Group
Romany M. Webb, senior fellow, Columbia Law School Sabin Center for Climate Change Law
Reading:
"Memo for President Biden: Five steps to getting more from science" - Roger Pielke, Jr., and Neal F. Lane, Nature, Nov. 8 | https://j.mp/bidenscipolicy
"When Politics Trump Science: The Erosion of Science-Based Regulation" - Romany M. Webb, Lauren Kurtz, and Susan Rosenthal, Environmental Law Reporter, September 2020 | https://j.mp/politicstrumpscience
"Why Trust Science?" - Naomi Oreskes, Princeton U. Press, October, 2019 |
https://j.mp/whytrustscience
Rod Schoonover's website | https://ecologicalfutures.com/
