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Pakistan Senate adopts resolution to enhance citizens' knowledge about constitution | ConstitutionNet
The Knowledge Economy in Development: Perspectives for Effective Partnerships by IDB - issuu
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The three powers of citizen science for nature conservation | IUCN NL
A study of opinions related to the nature of science and its purpose in society - Wilson - 1954 - Science Education - Wiley Online Library
CFC News - Spring 2020 > Citizens for Conservation, Barrington, Illinois
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Citizens, Experts, and the Environment: The Politics of Local Knowledge: Fischer, Frank: 9780822326229: Amazon.com: Books
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Simple Reality of Life and Nature - Truth of Nature
The accuracy of German citizens' confidence in their climate change knowledge - Nat. Clim. Change - X-MOL
Describing the nature of science — Science Learning Hub
The Knowledge Review on Twitter: "Nature has been known for providing a #conduciveenvironment for #learning. Having many #benefits for the #developmentofmankind, it has transformed humans into one of the most #intelligentandstrongest species
citizen science | National Geographic Society
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The European Commission launches a quiz to assess public knowledge of open source software | European Commission
Why has Singapore failed to prepare its citizens adequately for the knowledge economy? – Musings from Singapore
