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The fundamental problem, Kurtz says, is that institutions are often more focused on protecting themselves than their faculty members and frequently decline to provide legal counsel to their employees.
This week, CSLDF filed a government whistleblower complaint on behalf of climate scientist Dr. Virginia Burkett. Dr. Burkett has issued…
“This is not about what happened to me, it’s about what could happen to others,” Virginia Burkett, the scientist, told Nature, emphasizing that stronger protections are needed regardless of who wins the US presidential election in November.
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