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Two scientific risk communicators expose examples of bad science communication during crises and examine lessons in risk communication that apply to a global pandemic.
14:56
Follow two myth-busters from Italy and Germany as they reveal their scientific approaches to debunking conspiracy theories, fake news, supernatural claims, and pseudoscience.
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Investigate disinformation and pseudoscience propagated by governments in India and Brazil.
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Investigate the politicization of science across the United States and Saudi Arabia.
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Explore climate action and solutions for Sudan, France and the world with journalist and climate activist Lina Yassin and climate scientist François-Marie Bréon.
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Investigate the roots and repercussions of science denial, propaganda, and information suppression in the United States and China.
The final episode of "Infodemic" examines how to rebuild a post-COVID world where science is central, critical thinking is crucial and risk communication is properly conveyed.
In the second episode of “Infodemic,” investigate the politicization of science across the United States and Saudi Arabia, and how governments propagated disinformation and pseudoscience in Brazil and India.
In the premiere episode of "Infodemic," explore how information can easily be distorted or removed by organizational entities and individuals, and the ultimate challenge of the campaign to fight climate change.