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Lost in Translation? Ways for Environmental Sciences to Communicate About Risk and Research

Dr Thomas-Benjamin Seiler

  3. In the past few years, the use of social media has gradually become an important part of our daily lives. While some might see this as a threat to our productivity or as a source of procrastination, social med...

    Authors: Sarah R. Bowman, Geert Biermans, Andrea Hicks, Dragan M. Jevtić, Jose Luis Rodriguez-Gil and Erica K. Brockmeier

    Citation: Environmental Sciences Europe 2015 27:32

    Content type: Discussion

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  6. Most personal care products (PCPs) contain hazardous ingredients, but current legislation in the European Union (EU) and South Africa (SA) does not require these to be labelled as hazardous products. Instead, ...

    Authors: Ursula Klaschka and Hanna-Andrea Rother

    Citation: Environmental Sciences Europe 2013 25:30

    Content type: Commentary

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  7. ‘There is a high level of scientific uncertainty in nanoparticle research’ is often stated in the scientific literature, e.g., concerning the environmental fate of nanoparticles. Knowing more about these uncer...

    Authors: Ilona Heidmann and Jutta Milde

    Citation: Environmental Sciences Europe 2013 25:25

    Content type: Research

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  8. Energy policies from local to global scale are increasingly questioned in terms of sustainability. Evidence- and science-based decision making in this field needs a robust and transparent integrated assessment...

    Authors: Valentina Castellani, Andrea Piazzalunga and Serenella Sala

    Citation: Environmental Sciences Europe 2013 25:22

    Content type: Research

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