Sentence examples for science consensus from inspiring English sources

Debate continues about whether "denier" is an appropriate term for those who oppose the climate science consensus.

You may also doubt the medical science consensus that smoking causes lung cancer, but acting on that doubt by continuing to smoke is a risky decision.

The clear message of the team conducting this fresh assessment of the climate science consensus is that it's vital to close that gap to have a chance of breaking societal deadlock on cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

This could be either a general warning, i.e. about the risk of skewed data on the topic, or a warning that debunked a specific climate science myth in more detail — although the researchers found that the more detailed warning was about twice as effective as the general warning at shifting opinion towards acceptance of climate science consensus despite exposure to fake news.

Although the study is focused on opinions around a single topic (climate science consensus), van der Linden believes the same strategy of prefixing contentious content with contextual warnings to bolster resistance to fake news could be far more widely applicable, as a way to mitigate the power of misinformation to gather momentum online.

Oreskes is the co-author of the 2010 book Merchants of Doubt, which likened climate skepticism to past efforts challenging the science consensus on cigarette dangers, ozone threats and acid rain.

He has repeatedly criticized "science by consensus," arguing that the scientific community is too quick to reject certain kinds of ideas.

These countries would thus have access to the fisheries beyond 200 nautical miles from shore, but only if science-based consensus on quotas was achieved.

Happily, the prolix title -- Urgent and Comprehensive Reform of Trophy Hunting of Lions is a Better Option than an Endangered Species Listing; a Science-Based Consensus -- doesn't reflect the clear and pragmatic measures proposed in the text.

Science is not consensus.

He and Dr. Alberts agreed that exhibitions should be easy to understand and based on consensus science from academy reports.