These 12 guides are designed to help researchers understand their employer’s policy and navigate the process of filing a scientific integrity complaint.
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.
CSLDF and the Sabin Center are excited to announce the revamped Silencing Science Tracker, a tool to support the vital work of climate scientists by recording, challenging, and ultimately curbing efforts to undermine science.
As the Trump administration deletes and alters critical data, scientists are pushing back. Chris Marchesano, CSLDF attorney, pointed to a fact-check created by more than 80 scientists that challenged an Energy Department report filled with inaccuracies about climate change.
As Trump continues his war on science, “I think it’s critically important that academics and scholars are sort of stepping up to fight back against misinformation,” said Chris Marchesano, CSLDF attorney. “It has important legal implications.”
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