On September 20, CSLDF participated in one of two virtual public listening sessions held by the U.S. National Science Foundation,…
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News
CSLDF Participates in NSF Listening Sessions to Improve Federal Science ProtectionsLearn More
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News | Monthly Update
September Update: A look back at our busy summer, and a thank youLearn More
A very eventful summer is coming to an end, and soon our Summer Match campaign will too. A big thank…
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News | CSLDF Resources
Announcing Our Newest Pocket Guide for ScientistsLearn More
Our mission at CSLDF has always been to protect climate science and scientists. Today, we release another tool in that…
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Past Event | Conference
AGU Fall Meeting 2023: Getting Involved in the 2024 U.S. ElectionLearn More
The 2024 U.S. election cycle is just around the corner. In this joint event between AGU and the Climate Science…
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Past Event | Conference
GSA Connects 2023Learn More
GSA Connects is the Geological Society of America’s annual conference that includes technical sessions, professional education, and networking opportunities. Join…
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CSLDF Submits Joint Comment to HHS Regarding Its Draft Scientific Integrity PolicyLearn More
On September 1, CSLDF and 10 other progressive, science-forward organizations submitted a comment to the U.S. Department of Health and…
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Press
First revamped science policy falls short of fulfilling Biden’s promise to protect scientists, watchdogs sayLearn MoreThe 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, according to a conglomerate of watchdog groups, but is still falling short of ensuring its workers do not face reprisal and bad actors are held accountable.
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Press | Op-ed
The IPCC’s latest report is downright grim - Yet climate scientists are still being silencedLearn MoreRecently, invasive open records requests, defamation lawsuits, and other misuses of the legal system threaten climate scientists’ ability to freely conduct research and openly share it with the public.
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News | Monthly Update
August Update: Finding reasons for hopeLearn More
Air quality alerts. Wildfires. Heat domes. Hurriquakes. This summer has been unprecedented, with millions experiencing firsthand the devastating consequences of…
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News | Monthly Update
July Update: It’s hot. Really, really hot.Learn More
It’s hot. Really, really hot: last week, temperatures hit 129°F in California, 126°F in Northwest China, and 18 days and…
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