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TehBamski@lemmy.world to Ask Science@lemmy.worldEnglish ·
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What are some positive examples of what can happen when we as humans work together in the sciences?

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What are some positive examples of what can happen when we as humans work together in the sciences?

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    COVID vaccine comes to mind

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    Vaccines and space

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    CFL creating a hole in the ozone

    DDT killing bald eagles

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      I was looking for positive things that have been accomplished in the sciences when people from across the world come together.

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        Sorry yes, I was just trying to shorthand. I meant the collective corrective effort to address these issues.

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