Tag #Science Communication

theguardian.com
🌐 75% Global Worthiness
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Misinformation Campaign Against Methane-Reducing Cattle Feed Additive

A misinformation campaign surrounding Bovaer, a cattle feed additive proven to reduce methane emissions, sparked consumer boycotts and political inquiries, highlighting the need for improved communication from scientists and the industry.

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40% Bias Score

Climate Action
forbes.com
🌐 90% Global Worthiness
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Facebook Ends Fact-Checking, Heightening Misinformation Concerns

Facebook's recent decision to cease its third-party fact-checking program raises serious concerns about the proliferation of misinformation, particularly given the current climate of declining public trust in institutions and the increasing spread of conspiracy theories.

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48% Bias Score

Quality Education
corriere.it
🌐 % Global Worthiness
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AI Avatar Sam Explains Digital Revolution

An AI avatar named Sam guides visitors through the digital revolution at Milan's Futurability District, using simple, natural language to answer questions on complex topics.

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0% Bias Score

forbes.com
🌐 85% Global Worthiness
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TikTok Ban Highlights Weather Misinformation Concerns

A potential TikTok ban in the U.S. highlights the platform's role in spreading both accurate and inaccurate weather information, raising concerns about public trust and the need for media literacy and fact-checking.

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56% Bias Score

Quality Education
elpais.com
🌐 75% Global Worthiness
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Charisma Over Substance: Experiments Reveal Vulnerability to Misinformation

Actor Michael Fox successfully impersonated a medical expert in a 1973 lecture, receiving positive feedback despite lacking expertise; similar experiments showed audiences prioritize presentation over substance, highlighting susceptibility to misinformation in science and politics.

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56% Bias Score