Encountering geoscience issues in the popular press GeoEthics and Society Marian Buzon University of Idaho.

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Encountering geoscience issues in the popular press GeoEthics and Society Marian Buzon University of Idaho

GSA Code of Conduct Responsibilities to: The Sciences and Profession Geoscientists should seek to advance all disciplines of the geosciences, understand the limitations of their knowledge, and respect objectivity and truth in their professional endeavors. Geoscientists should ensure that their scientific contributions, and those of their collaborators, are thorough, accurate, and unbiased in design, implementation, and presentation. Where appropriate, geoscientists should remain current with developments in their field, share ideas and information, keep accurate and complete laboratory records, maintain integrity in all conduct and publications, and give due credit to the contributions of others. Conflicts of interest and scientific misconduct, such as fabrication, falsification, omission/suppression of results, and plagiarism, are incompatible with this Code.

1. Review, research, and present Geoscience topic Up to date? Popular press Fact finding Present an unbiased review of your topic. READING

GSA Code of Conduct Responsibilities to: The students and Colleagues Geoscientists should mentor and encourage all students in a manner that is open-minded, objective and enthusiastic; promotes curiosity, and recognizes that education is a fundamental trust conferred by society for the promotion of the student's learning and professional development. Geoscientists should treat associates with respect, regardless of the level of their formal education, encourage them, learn with them, share ideas honestly, and give credit for their contributions.

2. Debate/Discussion Opinions on opinions? Effects of science journalism? Is bias inevitable?