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The Scientific Advice Mechanism provides independent scientific evidence and policy recommendations to the European institutions by request of the College of Commissioners.
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Between inflated expectations and inherent distrust: How publics see the role of experts in governing climate intervention technologies
Between inflated expectations and inherent distrust: How publics see the role of experts in governing climate intervention technologies
Between inflated expectations and inherent distrust: How publics see the role of experts in governing climate intervention technologies
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