Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway
What’s inside
This book explores how a group of influential scientists manipulated the media and policy makers, sowing doubt about scientific consensus on critical public health issues.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the manipulation of scientific information
- Insight into public policies
- Awareness of environmental issues
- Critical thinking towards media consumption
Key Points
- Manufacturing Doubt
- Tobacco Industry’s Deceptive Tactics
- Misleading Information on Acid Rain
- Ozone Hole Denial
- Distorting Climate Change Science
Who’s it For
- Students of Political Science
- Environmental Advocates
- Public Health Enthusiasts
- Media Studies Enthusiasts
About the author
Naomi Oreskes is a history professor specializing in the history of science and Erik M. Conway is an award-winning historian of science and technology.