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SUMMARY:CEREO Debate Series Spring 2019
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DESCRIPTION:"Tapping the tension between the science and politics of climate change"\n\n\n\nCome participate in a discussion with Drs. Berger and Stephan on the roles, responsibilities, and differences between policy and science in driving public perceptions about climate change.\n\nClimate change poses significant ricks to our environmental, societal, and economic well-being. As society attempts to address the complex and interconnected problems of climate change, we face a core problem: scientists have the knowledge, but politicians and social institutions hold the power to exact meaningful solutions. Do climate scientists need to better understand the politics? Or should science stay true to itself and the process of climate change investigations?\n\nDr. Michael Berger is a Clinical Assistant Professor at WU Vancouver who studies the impact of location and other environmental stressors on marine invertebrates.\n\nDr. Mark Stephan is an Associate Professor at WSU Vancouver whose research focuses on environmental governance around issues related to climate change politics at the sub-national level.\n\nFlyer\n\n 
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