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Sometimes the Good Guys Win: Unmasking “Company Doe”
Last week a federal district appeals court issued a decision that is a victory for scientific integrity, transparency, and consumer protection. The court refused to permit a company to be basically...
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Public Health Service Scientists Deserve Robust Whistleblower Protections
If you ever wanted Public Health Service scientists to have strong whistleblower rights, it would be now. In the face of an Ebola epidemic in West Africa, 65 PHS medical staffers have agreed to assist...
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Beware of This Zombie Bill: The Regulatory Accountability Act Returns from...
The House leadership has promised a new day for Congress. Less partisanship, more governing. But it’s hard to believe them when first out of the gate the House chooses to recycle one of its most...
View ArticleThe Budget Process Shouldn’t Be a Playground for Special Interests
It’s appropriations season in Congress. Again. After passing a budget for the 2016 fiscal year in December (2.5 months late), congressional leaders are determined to get a head start on the budget...
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Transatlantic Trade: What the Latest Leak Means for Science-Based Safeguards
On Monday, Greenpeace Netherlands released 248 pages of leaked documents from the ongoing negotiations of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the United States and the...
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