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Remus, Kim – Alternatives, 1995
Describes a report that attempts to connect student and faculty researchers with research topics that are important to environmental groups. The "Research Needs and Neglected Issues Report" includes a listing of suggested research topics and the names and addresses of people to contact for further information. (LZ)
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Environmental Research, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
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Chociolko, Christina – Alternatives, 1995
Challenges the assumption that disagreement among environmental experts is a rare occurrence and suggests the public offers valuable expertise that should be included in the environmental decision-making process. Looks at forms of bias and methods for improving the quality of technical knowledge and expertise. Sidebars discuss actual conflicts.…
Descriptors: Activism, Community Involvement, Decision Making, Environmental Education
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Boldt, E. D.; And Others – Alternatives, 1973
Two northern Canadian communities, Flin Flon and The Pas, are studied to ascertain social and psychological factors influencing perception of pollution and willingness to engage in corrective action. In spite of overwhelming, contrary evidence, residents felt environmental contamination was not a problem and were not prepared to contend with it.…
Descriptors: Activism, Environmental Research, Perception, Pollution
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Davis, Bruce – Alternatives, 1975
An FM radio service is being proposed for the wilderness environments of western Canada. The purpose of this system is to listen in on the wilderness sound environments. It is hoped that when all problems of transmission and financing have been solved, this radio service will provide valuable information. (MA)
Descriptors: Acoustical Environment, Acoustics, Conservation (Environment), Environmental Influences
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Livingstone, David W.; Mason, Richard V. – Alternatives, 1978
Presents some general observations about the current historical context and the autonomy of contemporary scientific enterprises and then assesses the actual extent of such autonomy, using as an example an environmental research institute. (Author/BB)
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Economics, Environmental Research, Political Influences