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For the final chapter, the author recommends for the reorganization of current public data infrastructures to produce valuable and actionable data through distributed innovation and community engagement. Additionally, the author remarks the importance for public data infrastructures to repurpose "knowledge to rate and reuse data" (p. 98). Lane, Julia I. Democratizing Our Data: A Manifesto MIT Press; Cambridge, MA and London, 2020; xii + 192 pp.; ISBN: 9780262044325, $24.95 (hbk) Major shifts to evidence-based policy-making in the United States are increasingly dependent on the value from public data. [Extracted from the article]

Se presenta una reseña del libro "Understanding Environmental Policy," escrito por Steven Cohen.