The impact of coal sounds like it could or would be a more anthropologic/ethnographic study and research and would have to be narrowed in further to a particular geographic location like a town & would probably include historical research and future developmental supplementary documents. Even scientifically are you going to be looking for example at the respitory impact of coal dust? The social impact? Does it not also come down to the methodological approach to when searching data bases and the questions you would ask? Those where some of the things I was thinking when that topic came up.
Prof great content. One thing bugs me. Didn't quite get how you find if the topic was in many debates on Google Scholar. How did you make this assessment, could you elaborate.
You can see from the numbers of citations if it’s an active area of research and discussion. Def join my fb group and join our live workshops - we can also directly message there
It’s a relatively narrow topic. I’d widen to leprosy eradication worldwide. Try ‘achieving zero leprosy by 2027: a systematic review of interventions’ 2027 is a quirky year choice
@@profdavidstuckler 2027!!, is the target given to our health department by our government, you are correct, better not to land up in absurdity. I am re-framing it as"Achieving zero leprosy by next decade-a systematic review of the current strategy and proposed novel approaches." To hoard government grants, many established are jumping on it and a good number of papers are coming. I am starting with PICO and keywords, will you help me?
