
Biden Has Reversed Trump’s War on Science in His First 100 Days
His administration has made great strides in repairing the damage—but there’s plenty left to do
Andrew Rosenberg, a marine ecologist, is director of the Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
His administration has made great strides in repairing the damage—but there’s plenty left to do
Now is the moment to act so that we never have to experience an authoritarian version of the U.S.
She was a champion of equality under the law and would have played a crucial role in key cases that bear on environmental protection
Under a new rule, the agency would be prevented from using crucial studies that include confidential information
New rules on what studies the agency can cite in making regulations would endanger the public’s health and safety
Lamar Smith's decision not to seek-reelection to the House could be an opportunity to return to evidence-based policy
The Trump Administration is undoing a legacy of science-based protections
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