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How Scientific Uncertainty Can Be Explained Clearly
Better science communication uses ranges, context, and plain-language limits without weakening the value of evidence.
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How evidence is produced, communicated, questioned, and put to work.
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How Scientific Uncertainty Can Be Explained Clearly
Uncertainty is not a defect in evidence; it is information about what is known, what is estimated, and what could change.
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