Wide-ranging Critique Of The Epistemological And Ethical Assumptions That Underlie Contemporary Debates Concerning Climate This Provocative Work, Lorraine Code Returns To The Idea Of Epistemic Responsibility, As Developed In Her Influential 1987 Book Of The Same Name, To Confront The Telling New Challenges We Now Face To Know The World With Some Sense Of Responsibility To Other Knowers And To The Sustaining, Nonhuman World. Manufactured Uncertainty Focuses Centrally On The Environmental And Cultural Crises Arising From Postindustrial, Man-made Climate Change, Which Have Spawned New Forms Of Passionately Partisan Social Media That Directly Challenge All Efforts To Know With A Sense Of Collective Responsibility. How Can We Agree To Act Together, Code Asks, Even In The Face Of Inevitable Uncertainty, Given The Truly Life-threatening Stakes Of Today''s Social And Political Challenges?