Science/state ‘not close enough' on climate change debate: ex-NIWA scientist
Professor James Renwick responds to the tight relationship between science and state in regulation measures. With special feature audio.
Despite scepticism about rising sea levels, a former Niwa scientist assures that the weight of evidence is on the side of orthodox science and the relationship between science and state should be closer.
A recent article by University of Waikato senior lecturer Willem De Lange and engineer Bryan
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Nathan Smith
Mon, 20 Jun 2016
Mon, 20 Jun 2016
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Science/state ‘not close enough' on climate change debate: ex-NIWA scientist
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