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by Chloe Hill @chloehill.bsky.social

Tracking all things #SciPol, #Science4Policy, and Science-Policy! Follow if you're interested in evidence-informed decision-making and integrating science into the policymaking process.

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Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research @tyndallcentre.bsky.social · about 5 hours ago
If you haven't seen it, take a look at the Academic Engagement Toolkit: 🔗 buff.ly/AOCR3ga It provides guidance and tools to support engagement between civil servants and academia and help inform government decisions #SciPolicy
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The InterPlex @theinterplex.bsky.social · about 9 hours ago
1/ What happens when a country stops valuing science? Brazil has been living the answer. In this updated republished article, originally published by Undark in December 2022 and now refreshed with audio clips from leading Brazilian scientists who work at the science-policy interface,
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Wisconsin Stance on Science @wistanceonscience.bsky.social · 1 day ago
Curious what Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate David Crowley thinks of AI? Read his answer to our questionnaire here! See all questions and answers here: snapcoalition.org/initiat…. #scipol #Wisconsin
AI in Wisconsin What does Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate David Crowley have to say about AI? "I’ve been clear that local communities should decide if a data center is right for them, and if they don’t want them, they should not be forced to accept them—no ifs, ands, or buts. If a community decides they want a data center, they need to be built with union labor, with full transparency and accountability, with 100% renewable energy, and ensuring these data centers don’t pass on a single penny to ratepayers. Large data centers cannot be allowed to shift billions of dollars in infrastructure, energy, or water costs onto families and small businesses. They should pay the full costs associated with serving their facilities, including necessary generation, transmission, and other infrastructure. Data centers have been unnecessarily secretive about their intent and impact on the community. Regardless of who it is, we need state oversight to ensure local communities are respected and protected, ratepayers don’t pick up a penny of the cost, and that Congressman Tiffany’s big tech billionaires can’t steamroll our state. Local communities deserve to do what is right for them, and as governor, I will always support that. Right now, we need state regulations on data centers because Congressman Tom Tiffany not only hasn’t done his job but has actually voted for policies that would make it harder for states to regulate AI."
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Global One Health Community @globalonehealth.bsky.social · 1 day ago
#WOHC2026 in Lisbon provided a platform for the research findings, practical examples & lessons learned to inform implementation of renewed #PPPR commitments. 🔔 Coming soon: Science-Policy Interface Report (late 2026) & Scientific Highlights (One Health Outlook Journal, early 2027)
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TIDAL ArtS @tidalarts.bsky.social · 1 day ago
🎨 How can art contribute to policymaking? A seminar series explores how artists, researchers and policymakers collaborate on real-world challenges. 🌊 🔗 More info: tidalarts.eu/art-science-…
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