The agency wants to bulwark defenses for its scientists, but critics question whether its guidelines are strong enough. EPA is drawing closer to cementing President Joe Biden’s plans for protecting ...

(Beyond Pesticides, February 12, 2024) Public Comments Due February 23, 2024. As the U.S. Environmental Protection (EPA) takes public comments on its updated scientific integrity policy (until ...

WASHINGTON (NEWS10) — Congressman Paul D. Tonko sent a letter to President Joe Biden following his inauguration calling for the new Administration to establish strong federal scientific integrity ...

The first agency within the Biden administration to rewrite its policy to protect career federal scientists from political influence as required by the White House has taken some positive steps, ...

WASHINGTON (NEWS10) — Congressman Paul Tonko, joined by House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Chairwoman Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX), Representatives Haley Stevens (D-MI) and Alan Lowenthal ...

The Biden administration has announced a plan to “ensure scientific integrity.” It’s about time. The White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy, in a 67-page report, says the task force ...

WASHINGTON — Moving forward on a pledge to restore “scientific integrity,” the new head of the Environmental Protection Agency is reversing Trump administration actions that sidelined many academic ...

“Trust the science,” they said. “Science” was all knowing. “Science” could not be questioned. “Science” seemingly could not be changed. It had reached the level of doctrine. Any deviation became ...

The Biden administration outlined on Monday how a new task force will conduct a governmentwide review of policies and political interference in science over the last two administrations, an issue that ...

Note: This testimony was prepared for the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic for a hearing to be held later today (April 16) titled, Academic Malpractice: Examining the Relationship ...

NOTE: All readings below are links, so if you are interested, you can read most of the articles in the original. Occasionally, because of journal copyright issues, you can only see the abstract; or, ...