Science is science, right? A collection of cold, miserable facts that live in a detatched ether. Well maybe, but what happens to them, what they mean, and how we interpret them is subject to human psychology.
It's no small question because it affects our treatment of global warming. Plus in some cases genuine research that is closed because it's unpalatable to other scientists.
Inez Harker-Schuch and (soon to be 'Dr') Jacqui Hoepner have both studied this effect.
Make sure you check out their Kickstarter campaign: a game to explore global warming.
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