Volta
Ecology, politics and policy
Unknown authors
· 2007
hash_id: 5c806ffda440fce58475dda8c614482a7b99f6fe6a79e386760a1e0f2e348c5f
· DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2664.2007.01315.x
Summary ‘The British Ecological Society aims to promote the science of ecology through research and to use the findings of such research to educate the public and influence policy decisions which involve ecological matters.’ Yet, how successful have we been in influencing UK and EU environmental policy? Many scientists hold to the ‘deficit model’ of turning science into policy, the view that if only politicians are told what the science reveals, ‘correct’ policies will automatically follow. Nothing could be further from the truth. Politicians have all kinds of reasons, some valid, some less valid, not to adopt what often seem to us to be common sense policies to protect the environment. Here, I explore some of the successes and failures …
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