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‘Institutional neutrality in climate change science must be accompanied by individual viewpoint diversity’
Burgess's essay in defence of institutional neutrality addresses the very specific political culture that prevails in the United States. I agree with his defence, certainly for publicly funded institutions. But ensuring institutional neutrality is only part of how to regain public trust in climate c
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