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Science writer Revkin foresees an era of risk and complexity
American society must abandon the notion that science will provide clear-cut answers about the environment and climate change and learn to make policy decisions based on research trends and probabilities rather than absolute conclusions, [said Andrew Revkin,] New York Times science writer.
September 26, 2005
