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What are some unsung successes that have occurred as a result of using science to guide policy?
The following bloggers have weighed in so far:
- Dynamics of Cats: Song of the Science Policy Successes
- The Cheerful Oncologist: AskaSciBlogger Question for June 28th
- A Blog Around The Clock: All Politics Is Local
- The Corpus Callosum: Unsung Successes Of Using Science To Guide Policy
- Discovering Biology in a Digital World: Hello Kitty! or Don't Eat Me, I Study Genetics!
- Mike the Mad Biologist: One Unsung Success of Science
- The Frontal Cortex: Ask A Scienceblogger
- Neurotopia (version 2.0): Unsung Success of Science-Driven Policy--- Ozone Layer
- The Scientific Activist: Ask a ScienceBlogger: The Nuclear Test Ban Treaty as a Science Policy Success
- Pure Pedantry: Ask a Scienceblogger: Anti-smoking campaign is one of science policy's greatest successes
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I thought this was an intriguing question that might bring out some issues that many people haven't considered. So I've posted my own non-ScienceBlog answer over here.
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July 3, 2006 11:22 AM