Examining political interference in environmental science
Two new Canadian studies are raising concerns about political inference in environmental science. More than 700 researchers responded to the related surveys and most of them indicated they've experienced some form of interference in their work. Host Jeff Douglas is joined by Manjulika Robertson, a research associate in the School for Resource and Environment Studies at Dalhousie University, to learn more.
Examining political interference in environmental science
Two new Canadian studies are raising concerns about political inference in environmental science. More than 700 researchers responded to the related surveys and most of them indicated they've experienced some form of interference in their work. Host Jeff Douglas is joined by Manjulika Robertson, a research associate in the School for Resource and Environment Studies at Dalhousie University, to learn more.