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Overwhelming Climate Science Rebuttal of Trump Administration Report
More than 85 climate scientists have refuted a Trump administration report downplaying climate risks, citing bias, errors, and disregard for established science, impacting potential climate policy rollbacks.
Overwhelming Climate Science Rebuttal of Trump Administration Report
More than 85 climate scientists have refuted a Trump administration report downplaying climate risks, citing bias, errors, and disregard for established science, impacting potential climate policy rollbacks.
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56% Bias Score
85 Climate Scientists Condemn Trump Energy Department's Climate Assessment
Over 85 leading climate scientists criticized the Trump Energy Department's climate assessment, deeming it scientifically unsound and biased due to its reliance on outdated and misinterpreted research, lack of peer review, and handpicked contrarian scientists.
85 Climate Scientists Condemn Trump Energy Department's Climate Assessment
Over 85 leading climate scientists criticized the Trump Energy Department's climate assessment, deeming it scientifically unsound and biased due to its reliance on outdated and misinterpreted research, lack of peer review, and handpicked contrarian scientists.
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24% Bias Score
Greek Scientists Demand Independent Research Funding Authority
Greek scientists urge the creation of an independent national research organization to improve funding allocation and transparency, citing concerns over inconsistent processes and the lack of a national research strategy.
Greek Scientists Demand Independent Research Funding Authority
Greek scientists urge the creation of an independent national research organization to improve funding allocation and transparency, citing concerns over inconsistent processes and the lack of a national research strategy.
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36% Bias Score
Executive Order Politicizes Federal Health Grants, Jeopardizing NIH Research
A new executive order requires all federal health grants to be approved by senior political appointees, aligning them with the president's agenda; this unprecedented action affects all HHS agencies, including the NIH, impacting grant awards and potentially jeopardizing ongoing research by introducin...
Executive Order Politicizes Federal Health Grants, Jeopardizing NIH Research
A new executive order requires all federal health grants to be approved by senior political appointees, aligning them with the president's agenda; this unprecedented action affects all HHS agencies, including the NIH, impacting grant awards and potentially jeopardizing ongoing research by introducin...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration Blocks Public Access to Climate Change Data
The Trump administration reversed its commitment to make climate change data accessible to the public and scientists, removing crucial information on regional climate impacts from government websites, despite the reports' importance to informing communities about climate risks and adaptation strateg...
Trump Administration Blocks Public Access to Climate Change Data
The Trump administration reversed its commitment to make climate change data accessible to the public and scientists, removing crucial information on regional climate impacts from government websites, despite the reports' importance to informing communities about climate risks and adaptation strateg...
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56% Bias Score
Dismissal of Key Advisory Committees Raises Concerns for Public Health
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed the 17-member Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) and the NIH dismantled the National Cancer Institute's 28-member Board of Scientific Advisors, raising concerns about the future of vaccine policy and cancer research.
Dismissal of Key Advisory Committees Raises Concerns for Public Health
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed the 17-member Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) and the NIH dismantled the National Cancer Institute's 28-member Board of Scientific Advisors, raising concerns about the future of vaccine policy and cancer research.
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40% Bias Score
Over 85 Climate Scientists Rebut Trump Administration's Downplayed Climate Change Report
More than 85 veteran climate scientists submitted over 400 pages of public comments to the Energy Department, refuting a July 29 report that downplayed climate change's severity and even suggested potential benefits, citing inaccuracies and misrepresentations of scientific literature.
Over 85 Climate Scientists Rebut Trump Administration's Downplayed Climate Change Report
More than 85 veteran climate scientists submitted over 400 pages of public comments to the Energy Department, refuting a July 29 report that downplayed climate change's severity and even suggested potential benefits, citing inaccuracies and misrepresentations of scientific literature.
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40% Bias Score
Crisis in Scientific Publishing: Quality Declines Amidst Funding Issues and Political Interference
Le Monde" reports a crisis in scientific publishing due to increased article numbers, driven by quantitative research evaluations and for-profit publishers, leading to lower quality and increased retractions; the US government's interference further jeopardizes scientific integrity.
Crisis in Scientific Publishing: Quality Declines Amidst Funding Issues and Political Interference
Le Monde" reports a crisis in scientific publishing due to increased article numbers, driven by quantitative research evaluations and for-profit publishers, leading to lower quality and increased retractions; the US government's interference further jeopardizes scientific integrity.
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56% Bias Score
Death Threats Force Removal of Pesticide Report in the Netherlands
A Dutch environmental organization removed a report detailing high pesticide levels in nature reserves after its author received death threats, illustrating increasing intimidation of scientists researching sensitive topics.
Death Threats Force Removal of Pesticide Report in the Netherlands
A Dutch environmental organization removed a report detailing high pesticide levels in nature reserves after its author received death threats, illustrating increasing intimidation of scientists researching sensitive topics.
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32% Bias Score
NOAA Officials on Leave Amidst Retaliation Accusations
Two high-ranking NOAA officials, Jeff Dillen and Stephen Volz, were placed on administrative leave, prompting accusations of retaliation for their role in investigating the alteration of a hurricane forecast to match President Trump's statements during the "Sharpiegate" incident. This comes days bef...
NOAA Officials on Leave Amidst Retaliation Accusations
Two high-ranking NOAA officials, Jeff Dillen and Stephen Volz, were placed on administrative leave, prompting accusations of retaliation for their role in investigating the alteration of a hurricane forecast to match President Trump's statements during the "Sharpiegate" incident. This comes days bef...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Removes Key Climate Change Reports from Government Websites
The Trump administration removed national climate change reports from government websites, hindering access for states and localities that rely on this data for climate adaptation planning; NASA reversed its commitment to host these reports, citing no legal obligation.
Trump Administration Removes Key Climate Change Reports from Government Websites
The Trump administration removed national climate change reports from government websites, hindering access for states and localities that rely on this data for climate adaptation planning; NASA reversed its commitment to host these reports, citing no legal obligation.
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56% Bias Score
US Research Funding Policy Raises Concerns About Academic Freedom in the Netherlands
Concerns are rising in the Netherlands' parliament regarding US pressure on Dutch researchers due to changes in US federal research funding, exemplified by a politically charged questionnaire sent to Wageningen University researchers involved in a joint satellite-based forest monitoring project.
US Research Funding Policy Raises Concerns About Academic Freedom in the Netherlands
Concerns are rising in the Netherlands' parliament regarding US pressure on Dutch researchers due to changes in US federal research funding, exemplified by a politically charged questionnaire sent to Wageningen University researchers involved in a joint satellite-based forest monitoring project.
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36% Bias Score
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