When science writing gets political

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Science writers may think they're above politics, but issues like climate change and Ebola prove them wrong. Four leading science writers discussed the problem at ScienceWriters2014 and David Levine recaps: "The basic message the panelists had for the writers was that when a story goes political, they had to get out of their comfort zone of writing 'nice' articles about scientific research and breakthroughs and be part of the bigger picture."

November 25, 2014

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