Future assessments will shape quality of life in communities, emphasizing public involvement in decision-making.
In the future, Cooperative Extension has an unprecedented opportunity to provide education in conjunction with economic, technological, environmental, and social impact or risk assessments.These assessments will become more crucial to the quality of life on our planet and will affect the lives of millions of people, including those yet to be born.Decisions about impact and risk assessments shouldn't be made by experts alone, but should be formed by participation on the part of an informed general public.
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