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Scientific American Didn't Need to Endorse Anybody

Scientific American's endorsement of candidates jeopardizes its credibility as an expert institution, reflecting political urgency against anti-science leadership.

Science has a trust problem. How to solve it? Don't be condescending

Vaccination is based on trust, yet misinformation and skepticism undermine public confidence.
Individual decisions against vaccination can significantly harm public health efforts.

Flam: Black spatula saga shows the danger of hyping science

The health warning concerning black plastic spatulas was based on a significant math error, undermining trust in scientific reliability.

Scientific American Didn't Need to Endorse Anybody

Scientific American's endorsement of candidates jeopardizes its credibility as an expert institution, reflecting political urgency against anti-science leadership.

Science has a trust problem. How to solve it? Don't be condescending

Vaccination is based on trust, yet misinformation and skepticism undermine public confidence.
Individual decisions against vaccination can significantly harm public health efforts.

Flam: Black spatula saga shows the danger of hyping science

The health warning concerning black plastic spatulas was based on a significant math error, undermining trust in scientific reliability.
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The Public Distrusts Scientists' Morals, Not Their Science

Public trust in scientists has declined significantly since the COVID pandemic, necessitating strategies to rebuild this crucial trust.

Daily briefing: Tech giants invest in next-generation geothermal energy

Enhanced geothermal systems are emerging as a promising low-carbon energy source, driven by advancements from the oil and gas industry.
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