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The “bread and butter” of science: understanding how scientists communicate uncertainties
Scientists increasingly experience that political contexts influence their science communication, affecting core aspects of their communication, such as the communication of uncertainty. Few studies suggest that uncertainty is increasingly being downplayed or omitted in science communication to the
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