ENVS2004 Recap

'Enhanced dialogue' is an idea that sees people as a resource in the scientific process

Badger culling attempts to curb what disease...

What is the name of the 1997 scientific review that led to the first randomised control badger culling?

With reference to the IPCC reports, what approach is recognised as most effective way of communicating uncertainty?

Which kind of uncertainty is defined by how confident we are that our data accurately describes the situation

According to the Theory of Reason Action, what precedes behaviour?

In terms of scientific communication, what is another term for the 'Middle Ages'

Why do many communication projects still utlise the knowledge deficit model?

The idea of 'experts telling non-experts what is important' is what model of scientific communication?

Which of the following, then, would not be an expression of aleatory uncertainty?

What does disclosing uncertainty do to public trust in science?