Being a researcher doesn't mean that you follow what is publicly appealing, because public interest generally
lags scientific understanding.
Not exact matches
As impact scientists, we tend to
lag behind physical scientists in our
understanding of this (as we are the next step along in the
scientific process of drivers — impacts — adaptation): It's not complacency, more trying to
understand exactly what the uncertainties are, how big they could be, and then
understanding their interactions.
As impact scientists, we tend to
lag behind physical scientists in our
understanding of this (as we are the next step along in the
scientific process of drivers — impacts — adaptation): It's not complacency, more trying to
understand exactly what the uncertainties are, how big they could be, and then
understanding their interactions.