White House issues science integrity guidelines

They win cautious praise from activists who chafed at what they considered a hostile environment under President George W. Bush. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy issued long-awaited guidelines Friday to prevent political interference in science and promote transparency at federal agencies, a move that drew cautious praise from activists in the scientific community who had been dismayed by an 18-month delay.

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