Individual and Collective Responses to Global Warming
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A central focus in science, technology and society studies                      examines uses of science and scientific tools in societal and                   organizational decision-making.  In recent years, climatologists                and other atmospheric scientists have become increasingly                       concerned about the possibility of global warming induced by                    carbon dioxide and trace gases.  Policy actions are under                       consideration in response to this possibility.  This is an area                 of scientific complexity and uncertainty, where values have                     important influence and questions of community and justice                      deserve important consideration.  This award will enable a                      philosopher at the University of Colorado-Boulder who specializes               in applied ethics to study the phenomena of global warming and                  socio-economic models of projected impacts with natural, physical               and social scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric                    Research, also on the Boulder campus.  They will assist him to                  study the literature in these fields and allow him to study the                 literatures in these fields and allow him to participate in some                research experiments and exercises.  In particular, he will work                on methodological issues regarding the Case-Scenario Approach to                the projection of impacts.  These studies will form the basis                   for a review and assessment of policy options based on                          alternative moral claims.  Final products are expected to include               both individual and collaborative presentations and publications.                                                                                               This project addresses a very important issue.  The principal                   investigator and his host specialists are uniquely well-qualified               to undertake it.  Institutional support is very good.                           Collaborative efforts are likely to continue after the period of                this award.  Results are likely to be appropriately disseminated                and useful.  An award in the amount of $36,000 is therefore                     recommended.
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{'Code': '9145', 'Text': 'SPECIAL PROGRAMS-RESERVE'}
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