Journalism Can Help Expose Bad Science And Trigger Real-World Change, New Study Shows | ScienceAlert
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A study in Media and Communication reveals that watchdog science journalism in Ibero-America can lead to significant real-world changes like regulatory adjustments and increased transparency. However, the journalists interviewed acknowledged challenges such as funding issues and the potential for eroding public trust in science.
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This is a strong news article but could improve in conciseness and clarity of some sections. It effectively summarizes a study on the impact of watchdog science journalism in Ibero-America.
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