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Science and the Bush Administration -- Baltimore 305 (5692): 1873 -- Science (747 words) |
 | But as we approach the election, it is important to examine the most critical issues at the interface of science and politics in the determination of public policy. |
| Repeated administration statements questioned the science behind the position of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) that the global warming seen in the past 100 years is associated with human activity. |
| Nevertheless, although the realities of the science may be better accepted, the policy implications are still being ignored. |
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