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BOSTON— American scientists share the same desires and needs as the rest of us. They’re just folks whose job description includes proving hypotheses and establishing facts based on collecting evidence. After eight years of a government that respected the importance of their work, the incoming administration has proven to be hostile—not only to scientists, but to evidence-supported facts themselves.
“I fear we are in for a very rough ride.”
Text “SCIENCE” to 90975 to get involved.
From the muzzling of scientists and government agencies, to the immigration ban, the deletion of scientific data, and the de-funding of public science, the erosion of our institutions of science is a dangerous direction for our country. Real people and communities bear the brunt of these actions. The annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) brings thousands of scientists together and offers a global stage to send a message at this pivotal moment: we must Stand Up for Science. RSVP HERE! We will be streaming live.
The onslaught of disinformation and brazen attacks on science we've seen from the Trump administration and its allies in Congress are unprecedented. Scientists have stepped out of the labs and into the streets to ensure public policy is based on facts — not conspiracy.
Amanda Mourant, campaign manager, ClimateTruth.org on the #StandUpForScience rally in Boston. Read more.
A state judge Thursday ordered Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt’s office to turn over what could be thousands of documents to a liberal group that has sought them for two years.
A state judge Thursday ordered Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt’s office to turn over what could be thousands of documents to a liberal group that has sought them for two years.
The order came a day before the Senate plans to vote on confirming Pruitt to be administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a post President Trump nominated him for in December.
"Our office does not intend to comply or yield to further harassment."
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey appears unimpressed by Congress’s latest attempt to derail her investigation of Exxon Mobil.
The Boston Globe reports that Healey will not be complying with a subpoena regarding her research into the company. The request, from Republican Congressman Lamar Smith, the chairman of the House Space, Science and Technology Committee, is for documents from an investigation into whether Exxon Mobil knowingly misrepresented their findings on climate change.
From "Why Trump Will Lose His War on Science: http://ti.me/2kEmgOw
Take Action: climatetruth.org/standupforscience
"When officials use 'alternative facts' without embarrassment, you know there's a problem."
Today’s rally in Boston was a huge success! Here’s the next step: Text SCIENCE to 90975 or sign up at www.standupforscience.us to stay involved.
