Trump vs. Biden: what's at stake for science?
This week, the Nature Podcast speaks to Lauren Wolf, the US bureau chief of Nature’s news team, and our US-based reporter Jeff Tollefson about why Nature must cover politics and what’s at stake in the upcoming US presidential election. “I think the short answer is: everything,” says Tollefson, who wrote a feature on how Trump damaged science, and why it could take decades to recover. The coronavirus pandemic has put a harsh spotlight on the connections between science, politics and policy, he says. “This touches on public health, it touches on just how science is used across the US government, it touches on issues of scientific integrity — and frankly it touches on issues of democracy.”
Plus, the podcast explores whether maternal behaviours are learned or innate, and I drop in to chat about the Nobel winners.
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Plus, the podcast explores whether maternal behaviours are learned or innate, and I drop in to chat about the Nobel winners.
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