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The environmental impact of scientists
Scientific conferences are great. Brilliant minds collide and supernova ideas erupt. Networks net, collaborators collude, progress proceeds. Getting scientists together from all over the world helps science everywhere. But they are horrible for the environment. Tons of jet fuel are … Continue reading
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