Dan Vergano
USA Today
December 18, 2010
The White House released a long-awaited federal scientific integrity policy on Friday, which says, “political officials should not suppress or alter scientific or technological findings.”
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Released by Office of Science and Technology chief John Holdren, the four-page guidance to federal agencies and departments them 120 days to report on their implementation of policies. President Obama called for the science integrity rules in March of 2009, following years of disputes over political interference with scientists at NASA, FDA, the Fish and Wildlife Service and elsewhere in the executive branch during the Bush Administration.
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