Politicians Interpreting Science is Cause for Trouble When politicians deal with nominally science-based issues, there is too often a gap in understanding of the science.  This can lead to malicious exploitation.  Trivially false narratives believed by non-scientists serve to reassure non-scientists to the detriment of their judgment.  The climate system is dauntingly complex, with unstable variables, some having … Continue reading Considerations Informing Climate-Change Policy – Part IV →