These 12 guides are designed to help researchers understand their employer’s policy and navigate the process of filing a scientific integrity complaint.
SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY
These resources help scientists understand how research institutions and federal agencies approach scientific integrity—and how to strengthen these policies.
This guide helps scientists understand how U.S. universities, state agencies, and international institutions approach scientific integrity.
Research institutions can use this free model language to adopt strong, comprehensive scientific integrity policies.
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A key player in the campaign to stop the effort to hold fossil fuel companies financially accountable for damages is Christopher Horner, "the nation’s most prolific user of FOIA and its state equivalents to go after anyone fighting climate change who works for a public entity,” said Michael Gerrard, an expert in climate law at Columbia University.

Donald Trump's first term in the White House left a bitter taste in the mouths of the scientific community. Created in November 2016, the Silencing Science Tracker site continues to meticulously record attacks on science.

“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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