A dangerous balancing act

David Robert Grimes

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Academic Publishing and Open Access Journalism and Media Studies Climate Change Communication and Perception

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Journalistic impartiality is a laudable aim, but overly rigid application of unbiased reporting may do more harm than good. The issue of false balance in science reporting has severe consequences for health and the environment.

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2018The spread of true and false news online 2004Balance as bias: global warming and the US prestige press 2008Vaccination greatly reduces disease, disability, death and inequity worldwide 2015The evolution of antievolution policies after Kitzmiller versus Dover

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