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Communicating Environmental Geoscience

Edited By: DGE Liverman, C Pereira and B Marker
224 pages, Illustrations, maps
Communicating Environmental Geoscience
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  • Communicating Environmental Geoscience ISBN: 9781862392601 Hardback Nov 2008 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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This collection of papers addresses the issues surrounding communication of environmental geoscience. Geologists whose research deals with environmental problems such as landslides, floods, earthquakes and other natural hazards that affect people's health and safety, must communicate their results effectively to the public, policy makers and politicians. There are many examples of geological studies being ignored in policy and public action; this is in due in part to geoscientists being poor communicators. These papers document issues in communicating environmental geoscience, outline successes and failures through case studies, describe ways in which geoscientists can improve communication skills and show how new methods can make communication more effective.

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Edited By: DGE Liverman, C Pereira and B Marker
224 pages, Illustrations, maps
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