SCIENCE, PEOPLE & POLITICS

2025
VOLUME XVI

Issue One.
First item published. 21.3.2025
Correction. The event took place on 20th March 2025,
but was published first evening 21st March 2025. Local MP hosts panel discussion
on end-of-life controversy

2024
VOLUME XV

Issue two.
First item published. 19.04.2024
Global South needs greater presence
at international economic policy fora

Issue one.
Deep sea-bed mining.
Copy to come.

2023
VOLUME XIV

ISSUE 1.
Academics internationally fight for environmental data freedom in Indonesia, by Fred Pearce. 15th May 2023.
Issues 2 and 3 cancelled by editor.
Issue 4 (Oct.-Dec)
UNESCO, Israel, PA & the US.
Copy to come.

2022
VOLUME XIII

ISSUE 4.
Science Communication.
Issue 4, 2022.
12th December, 2022.
Issues 2 and 3.
Cancelled by the publisher and editor.
ISSUE 1 (Jan.-Mar.) cover.
Climate and War.

Planet Earth

Solar chromosphere

OUR EARTH

PICTURE CREDITS:1. NASA. 2. JAXA/NASA. 3. NASA. 4.NASA.
PHOTO LINKS ACCESSED 4/3/2018.

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Editor: Helen Gavaghan
Deputy editor: Fred Pearce.

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

The associate editors are experts in their field. It is my intent to build a panel of 10 or so people who are interested in the mission of @SciPePolitics. That mission is writing scientifically-informed items about the science and politics which jointly drive events in out World, or vice versa. My hope is that this international panel of scientists and politicians will meet by Zoom, perhaps once or twice a year, so that we can privately discuss evolving issues for the magazine to focus attention on. Then we would tell the readers the areas we are pondering.
Helen Gavaghan.

Professor Graham Dutfield (international governance),
Fred Pearce FRSGS (geography and environment),
Martin Redfern (broadcast quality - content and technical),
Simone Hammer (Liason between editorial and publishing operations)

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