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Consider.IT: The final phase of online forum to Inform NASA’s Asteroid Initiative

18 Feb 201517 Jun 2015
Go to ecastonline.consider.it to get started. In November, several hundred people in Phoenix, Boston, and online came together to learn about NASA’s Asteroid Initiative and to consider and discuss different…
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Get involved in our next big project—NASA’s Asteroid Initiative!

25 Aug 201417 Jun 2015
Informing NASA’s Asteroid Initiative: A Citizen Forum In its history, the Earth has been repeatedly struck by asteroids, large chunks of rock from space that can cause considerable damage in…
Boundary Organizations…

A Democracy By, For, and With the People

9 Oct 20131 Apr 2014
I write this in in the eye of the federal storm, amid a government shutdown with seemingly no end in sight. The American public, having weathered these gales before, has…
Consensus Conference…

A “National Consensus” without the consensus

27 Aug 201317 Jun 2015
On July 30, the Senate Commerce committee approved an $18.1 billion budget for the NASA Authorization Act of 2013, on a party-line vote of 13-12. This is $400 million more…
Boundary Organizations…

From Usable Science to Usable Public Values: The Need for Boundary Spanners

1 Aug 201317 Jun 2015
“My dear, here we must run as fast as we can, just to stay in place. And if you wish to go anywhere you must run twice as fast as…
Public Engagement…

Between Beijing and the Expert: Is Public Opinion Changing China?

31 Jul 201327 Jul 2023
Cancellation of uranium plant revisited One day after a rare public protest, Chinese authorities said Saturday, July 13 that they were abandoning plans to construct a uranium processing plant in…
Policy & Outcomes…

Extracting Public and Stakeholder Opinions: Unusual Suspects Need Not Apply

8 Jul 201317 Jun 2015
“Public opinion in this country is everything,” stated President Abraham Lincoln in 1859. Fast-forward 154 years to the age of trending Twitter topics and 24-hour cable news.  Public opinion seems…
COP11…

David Blockstein reflecting on the WWViews

21 Dec 201217 Jun 2015
David E. Blockstein, Ph.D., Executive Secretary, Council of Environmental Deans and Directors and Senior Scientist National Council for Science and the Environment, reflecting on his observation of ECAST's World Wide…
Museum of Science…

ECAST Workshops at ASTC Annual Meeting

26 Oct 201217 Jun 2015
On Sunday, October 14th, ECAST members visited the largest national conference of Informal Science Education (ISE) professionals to talk about the World Wide Views on Biodiversity deliberations. With 600 member…
Museum of Science…

Extending the Conversation

17 Sep 201217 Jun 2015
Extending the Conversation Now that the actual day of World Wide Views on Biodiversity is over, those of us working in science museums as part of ECAST have a lot…

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