Governance – Metanexus

Europe Gives 2 Billion Euros to Science
By the Editor on January 28, 2013
Research projects investigating the “miracle material” graphene and the human brain have won unprecedented funding of up to 1...
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Stiglitz: Inequality Is Holding Back the Recovery
By the Editor on January 22, 2013
The re-election of President Obama was like a Rorschach test, subject to many interpretations. In this election, each side...
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Obama Promises Action on Climate Change
By the Editor on January 21, 2013
President Barack Obama promised to take action on climate change in his inaugural speech, putting the issue at the...
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The Climate Change Endgame
By the Editor on January 21, 2013
Whether in Davos or almost anywhere else that leaders are discussing the world’s problems, they are missing by far...
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Time for Science to Seize Political Power
By the Editor on January 18, 2013
In your wildest dreams, could you imagine a government that builds its policies on carefully gathered scientific evidence? One...
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Doomsday Clock Holds Steady at 5 Minutes to Midnight
By the Editor on January 16, 2013
Last year the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved its famous “Doomsday Clock” — which measures the likelihood of...
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An Alarm in the Offing on Climate Change
By the Editor on January 15, 2013
The natural conservatism of science has often led climatologists to be cautious in their pronouncements about global warming. Indeed,...
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Greens to President Obama: Act Now on Climate
By the Editor on January 15, 2013
Green groups are amping up the pressure on President Barack Obama to make good on his promises to address...
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Pollution Highlights the Price China Is Paying for Rapid Development
By the Editor on January 14, 2013
Beijing has developed into an impressive modern city over the past two decades. But a tourist visiting the Chinese...
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The Kyoto Scorecard
By the Editor on January 4, 2013
The Kyoto Protocol on climate change used to be a big deal. So big that the future of humanity...
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