Why Chile's Leading Climate Science Center Lost State Funding: Insights from CR2 Following Exclusion

The Climate Science and Resilience Center (CR2) lost its state funding despite receiving the third-best scientific evaluation in the National Interest Centers competition. A National Panel placed it in second-to-last among applicants with a score of 4.17, contradicting its own written evaluation that deemed the proposal "highly impressive," raising questions about the traceability of the process.


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Why Chile's Leading Climate Science Center Lost State Funding: Insights from CR2 Following Exclusion

Original article: ¿Por qué el principal centro científico de Chile sobre cambio climático quedó sin financiamiento? La versión de CR2 tras ser excluido Climate Science Center Faces Funding Loss Despite Leadership and Being a  ‘Highly Impressive’ Proposal In a shocking decision for the scientific community, the Climate Science and Resilience Center (CR2) will lose its […]


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