Donald Trump and his challenger Joe Biden have presented vastly different visions for handling crucial issues, from the coronavirus pandemic to climate change. This results in how the election could shape many "Science" or "the scientific implications of Climate Change" issues.
I think so, because US is plying very important role in this regard, since US economy is almost 1/3 of the world economy and the first producer in the world.
Very much because Trump is against science, therefore does not need doctors and hospitals (even though they cured him from the virus), whereas Biden is in favour of the status quo.
I can tell you the level of education in the USA is not very high. My son moved into the USA to teach, but could not make a living, the teachers are under-paid, therefore good teachers end up doing other jobs, like pharmaceuticals, etc
The situation got worse under Trump, now there maybe a chance to boost science after Trump resigns.
I agree with you Michael Issigonis
Almost every innovation, climate change, environmental conservation in the neoliberal and conservative era are in danger. The Trump regime is the naked outcome of the consequences. Since the new regime is coming, we need to rethink, reclaim, and reinvent both science and scientists in relationships with local people and their needs and practice.
Definitely as United States is major Role players in Global Science and also have to play role in scientific tools in Climate changes
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