Climate researchers are key in communicating the climate crisis, but most studies focus on university scientists. Little is known about those working in government organisations.
We interviewed 14 Dutch climate scientists at government-funded institutes about opportunities and barriers to advocacy, including concerns about civil servant roles, independence, institutional identity, and unclear rules…
Source: European Geosciences Union (EGU)
European Geosciences Union (EGU)
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Division blogs
The over 20 „European Geosciences Union – Division blogs“ host the official blog of the EGU, GeoLog, as well as a network of blogs in the Earth, planetary and space sciences aimed at fostering a diverse community of geoscientist bloggers… → Kurzlink zu diesem Artikel: https://earthings.org/?p=8988
