Critical Eye: Why those climate views can’t be given equal voice and hearing
The critical appraisal of a recent climate change article offers important lessons for knowledge management.
Category: Climate Change
The vital knowledge missing from Australia’s bushfire crisis debates: Part 2 – The popular narrative and the unpopular scientific knowledge
The diverse views in regard to hazard reduction burning all have their foundation in a popular narrative, but the unpopular scientific knowledge tells a different story.
The vital knowledge missing from Australia’s bushfire crisis debates: Part 1 – What can climate history tell us?
Important published research and historical evidence in regard to climate history and the role of fire in the Australian landscape have been missing from the bushfire crisis debates.
Improving knowledge management in the United Nations System
The global community has paid and continues to pay a high price for the lack of effective knowledge management in the UN System.
The Paris Agreement: knowledge management and climate science denial
If the momentum of the Paris Agreement is to be maintained, then climate science denial needs to be overcome. How can knowledge management help?
Putting Australia’s carbon tax axing into perspective
Eastlink was the option least likely to result in greenhouse savings
Australia’s new Coalition government led by Prime Minister Tony Abbott is moving ahead with its election commitment to axe the carbon tax. This action is being described as a huge leap backwards. But is it really such a dramatic change …
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