Sentences with phrase «scientists spoke out»

In each situation, these two scientists spoke out against efforts to address climate change by reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Several other British scientists spoke out in support of the research.

Scientists have been politically engaged in the past — here, supporters listen to scientists speaking out at a climate change rally in San Francisco in December — but historians are calling the upcoming march unprecedented.

Your comment that «very few scientists have spoken out in Bush's favor» begs the question: Have some scientists spoken out in favor of Bush?

Collectively, it is important that scientists speak out about why animal research is, and continues to be, a vital tool in development of lifesaving medical treatments.

Speaking of Fox, Alan Carlin, Suppressed EPA Scientist speaks out on Fox News.

In the past few months, climate scientists speaking out about the dangers of global warming have come under increased assault, largely because of climate skeptics voicing concerns over the information contained within certain scientists» email messages.

I've never watched a NASA climate scientist speak out so I checked and I found that NASA is a executive government agency and the climate scientists are told to NOT discuss their views publicly (so we actually don't know how many NASA scientists are skeptics).

He was among the first prominent scientists speaking out against global warming alarmism.

was among the first prominent scientists speaking out against global warming alarmism.

Top scientists speak out.

In his article titled «Top Scientists Speak out on the Satellitegate Scandal» you can read about how this being exposed has affected things and some opinions of some scientists.

The point for a scientist speaking out is this: If you say something, DEFEND it.

I've seen comments asking «why aren't scientists speaking out?»

To counter this, Maibach argues, it's important that scientists themselves speak out and let the public know that, at least in terms of the geophysics, there is no controversy about climate change.

Gov. Don Heineman, who has expressed skepticism about climate change, is unwilling to act on behalf of his state climatologist and the other climate scientists speaking out about the bill.

Not exact matches

Finally a prominent scientist is speaking out in a public forum to decry the regressive anti-science philosophy.

Finally, the fact that I treat with respect an idea that has much in its favor, that is believed by the great majority of scientists, that has no decisive arguments against it, and that may well turn out to be true — I am speaking here of the scientific theory called neo-Darwinism — is not «appeasement» but intellectual humility and honesty.

Why should we expect investors to see America as a good place to put their money when so many of our people believe in this junk and actually speak out against our scientists?

She and I will meet this month to map out a plan to engage the scientists at UNICEF to expose the many dynamics involved with nutrient damage — similar to what I spoke about on the other thread regarding pink slime.

Even if all the scientists in Britain spoke out tomorrow agreeing on a particular issue, there's no way the government would act without first checking the editorial pages and polls to see which way the wind of public opinion was blowing.

► «[M] ore than 300 scholars and scientists, including seven Nobel laureates, have signed an open letter calling on Iran to release [chemist Mohammad Hossein] Rafiee» from its «notorious Evin Prison,» where he has been held «since June 2015, after speaking out in favor of the nuclear deal that was announced a month after he was imprisoned,» Zack Kopplin reported Tuesday at ScienceInsider.

In a talk at AAAS on 10 October, Michael Posner, assistant secretary of state for the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, called for scientists to speak out against digital repression.

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«The regulatory system lacks checks and balances, and there is a price to be paid for scientists who speak out,» Edwards said.

While Turo has found a way to speak out, Gretchen Goldman of the Union of Concerned Scientists has concerns about the «chilling effect» that the current political environment may have on government sScientists has concerns about the «chilling effect» that the current political environment may have on government scientistsscientists.

Scientific American.com spoke with a leading neurobiologist to find out just how close scientists are to controlling recall.

Anything could have devious applications, and it's important for scientists to speak out against them.

Scientists must be more willing to speak out on their work and to get involved in public debates over uses of science, she added.

DISCOVER recently spoke with Wurman, who has probably collected data on more tornadoes than any other scientist, about his theory of how tornadoes form, the twisters that claimed 548 lives in 2011, and a recent storm that flat - out awed him.

Iranian scientists and nongovernmental organizations are speaking out about the crises — and, in some cases, making headway toward solving them.

Carol Hopper Brill, a marine education specialists at the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences (VIMS), says, «Scientists have been so careful not to speak out in the past.

«Scientists are not trained to speak out and enter the political fray,» says Martin, the international director of the support group Whistleblowers Australia.

But some scientists, such as Thomas Stossel of Harvard Medical School, spoke out against it, saying stringent conflict of interest rules will cause talented staff scientists to quit and will hinder collaboration between government and private - sector scientists.

But another possible reason few people speak out is that young scientists are very busy, generally impecunious, and bereft of organizations to defend their economic interests, which are different from those of the universities and senior investigators who dominate the organizations that speak for science.

New Scientist has spoken to students who have lived through the experience, to find out how you can get the most from your time abroad.

Despite these subtleties, U.K. scientists believe the surveys show that the public will stand behind them if they speak out.

That's one thing the Trump administration here has certainly done — it has woken people up and has brought many scientists out... to speak up about what's going on.

Frustrated scientists I met along the Alabama coast spoke out against the possible toxicity of the Corexit 9500 dispersant that BP was using to break up the slick.

It isn't our opinion that many scientists are worried about the current politicization of science, just as it isn't our opinion that few scientists have spoken out in Bush's favor.

The scientists hope to find out whether that chamber contains liquid water, making it a potential hotbed (so to speak) for life.

We spoke to three climate scientists to find out.

Matt Watson, lead scientist on the project, spoke out about the decision through the SMC.

As related in my sidebar, Stepping Outside the Fortress, scientists can come under criticism or attack by speaking out publicly on a science - related policy issue.

Scientist Paul Beckwith speaks out on Arctic methane and abrupt climate change — and ways to stave it off.

«There has never been a more important time for scientists to speak out with a clear message to the public and to our legislators about the value science brings to us as diverse individuals, as a nation, and as a global community,» said Williams in his speech.

And this is on top of ongoing efforts by the administration aimed at «preventing scientists who believe there might be such a link [between global warming and more intense hurricanes] from speaking out.»

In 2006 two Dartmouth College scientists published an article speaking out against RLS coverage, claiming that the disorder's prevalence, and the need for drug treatment, is often exaggerated.

Concerned scientists, nutrition researchers and health professionals are now speaking out on the flawed analysis, the ignored research, and the weak foundation of the UDSA Guidelines and Food Pyramid.

I spoke with Jonathan Beber, eHarmony's Senior Research Scientist, who pointed out that participants who found Wordplay humor the funniest, sent out more messages than those who weren't fans of Wordplay.