Today’s massive marches show that a whole lot of people DO care about using sound science to make policy!

Grist
By Grist staffApr 22, 2017, 10:45 pm264 pts
Hundreds of thousands of protesters turned out in 600-plus cities across the world this Earth Day (on every continent but Antarctica) to March for Science. Although numbers are still coming in, attendance estimates include some 40,000(!) marchers in Chicago and 12,000 in London. The Trump administration’s…

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