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SCIENCE, PEOPLE & POLITICS

ISSN: 1751598x (Online as PDF), scientifically informed humanities.

Established 2005.

We write for scientists, people and politicians internationally.

Relaunch 30th September 2026. Free taster of content. Full sampler issue December 30th free. Issues from 30th March 2027 £7.

Helen Gavaghan, woman wearing orange cardigan

Welcome from Helen Gavaghan,
the editor September 2026.

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 and 4 cancelled by editor because of circumstances.

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

Planet Earth


solar chromosphere 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
Member of the Chartered Instute of Journalists
Member of the ABSW.

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. 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.
Chair in international governance,
University of Leeds, UK.
Fred Pearce FRSGS.
International journalism,
human geography in the environment.
Life time member of the UK NUJ and ABSW.
Martin Redfern.
Broadcast sound quality and
print and broadcast science content quality.
Life time member of the ABSW.
Simone Hammer.
Liason between editorial and publishing operations.


FORMER EDITORIAL ADVISORS


COOKIES

PRIVACY

Ownership of Science, People and Politics Ltd. Co. No. 0590 1911.
Helen Gavaghan 76%. Executive director.
Registered person with significant control.
Fred Pearce 10%. Director.
Martin Redfern 10%.
Simone Hammer 4%.

global chlrophyll distribution Chlorophyll globally

photosythesis globally Photosynthesis globally

2021
VOLUME XII. 2021
ISSUE 4 (Oct.-Dec.). Europe's Ocean View. ∣ ISSUE 3 (Jul. - Sept.) PDF here Publication complete as html 15.11.21 COP 27 starts now says UN Secretary General 16.09.2021. Comment from Bradford (UK) Crown Court, Helen Gavaghan. 15.09.2021. Expert COP26 analysis from award-winning journalist,
Fred Pearce FRSGS.

11.09.2021. From net-zero Carbon neutrality to vaccine design. Green light to prepare to contest for £100 million in funding to develop the science of a key analytic tool. ∣ ISSUE 2 (Apr. - Jun.). Cancelled on 09.05, by the publisher. ∣ ISSUE 1 (Jan. - Mar.). Economics. A proposal to underpin the idea of universal wage, and linkage to genetics.

2020
VOLUME XI
| ISSUE FOUR UN meeting commemorates the international day for the total elimination of nuclear weapons. | ISSUE THREEE Global meeting focuses on biodiversity. | ISSUE TWO Sudan and South Sudan | ISSUE ONE A search for global peace.

2019
VOLUME X
ISSUE ONE Brexit editorial | ISSUE TW0 World of whales | ISSUE THREE The Fungarium at Kew & UN call for Universal Health Coverage. Grooming and sexual violence. |
ISSUE FOUR Brazil: where forest meets savannah & World Science Forum Budapest.

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