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When Beliefs and Facts Collide

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...It may be possible for institutions to help people set aside their political identities and engage with science more dispassionately under certain circumstances, especially at the local level. Mr. Kahan points, for instance, to the relatively inclusive and constructive deliberations that were conducted among citizens in Southeast Florida about responding to climate change. However, this experience may be hard to replicate – on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, another threatened coastal area, the debate over projected sea level rises has already becomeΒ highly polarized.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/06/upshot/when-beliefs-and-facts-collide.html

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