| Contents Notes |
Representing the global atmosphere: computer models, data, and knowledge about climate change / Paul N. Edwards -- Why atmospheric modeling is good science / Stephen D. Norton and Frederick Suppe -- Epistemic lifestyles in climate change modeling / Simon Shackley -- The rise and fall of weather modification: changes in American attitudes toward technology, nature, and society / Chunglin Kwa -- Scientific internationalism in American foreign policy: the case of meteorology, 1947-1958 / Clark A. Miller -- Self-governance and peer review in science-for-policy: the case of the IPCC second amendment report / Paul N. Edwards and Stephen H. Schneider -- Challenges in the application of science to global affairs: contingency, trust, and moral order / Clark A. Miller -- Climate change and global environment justice / Dale Jamieson -- Image and imagination: the formation of global environmental consciousness / Sheila Jasanoff. |
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