Index on Censorship | Dana Willbanks, CSLDF | October 7, 2024 Since the 2016 election, the United States has seen…
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Press | News Putting politics above scientific truthRead More
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Press | News Here are 26 organizations fighting Donald Trump that you can donate toRead More
Advocate | Ryan Adamczeski | November 13, 2024 The popular vote might not have worked, but you can always vote…
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Press | News Letter from the editors: What does a second Trump presidency mean for the fate of science?Read More
Daily Nexus, UC Santa Barbara | Olivia Lohrer and Katharine Chi | November 14, 2024 “I don’t think science knows,…
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Press | News Harassed? Intimidated? Guidebook offers help to scientists under attackRead More
Scholars provide tactics for responding to threats and abuse, but emphasize that institutions must defend their researchers. Nature | Jeff…
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Press | News Exclusive: the Trump administration demoted this climate scientist — now she wants reformRead More
Nature | Jeff Tollefson | July 24, 2024 A climate scientist who was demoted for speaking out by the administration…
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Press | News Trump, Bolsonaro, Modi: How far-right governments have suppressed environmental researchRead More
AEF Info | Anne Roy | June 28, 2024 “Sometimes instead of talking about climate change, researchers have had to…
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Press | News In the United States, climate skeptics ordered to pay $1 millionRead More
A United States court convicted two people on February 8 for defaming climate scientist Michael E. Mann. A recurring practice…
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Press | News Attorney and Climate Science Defender: Unpacking the Mann VerdictRead More
This Is Not Cool | Peter Sinclair | February 13, 2024 If you’ve been following the news, you know that…
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Press | News Climatologist Michael Mann wins defamation case: what it means for scientistsRead More
Jury awards Mann more than US$1 million — raising hopes for scientists who are politically attacked because of their work.…
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Press | News Michael Mann’s $1 Million Defamation Verdict Resonates in a Still-Contentious Climate Science WorldRead More
A D.C. jury hands a win to the climate scientist behind the ‘Hockey Stick’ graph, but less prominent researchers continue…