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The administration claimed that scientific evidence supported their decision, but they got the science all wrong.

The findings of the analysis run contrary to Treasury Secretary Mnuchin’s statements that a corporate tax cut will benefit workers the most.

On August 18, 2017, the Department of Interior (DOI) ordered the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine to cease all work on a study examining potential health risks for people living near surface coal mining sites in the Appalachians.

More than two dozen US scientists were prevented from attending a key international meeting on nuclear reactors.

A news release from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration failed to link greenhouse gas emissions to human activity.

The Trump Administration cut over $200 million in funding for teen pregnancy prevention programs and research.

Scott Pruitt announced that he is planning a “Red Team–Blue Team” exercise to challenge mainstream climate science.

The Department of Interior demanded that language about climate change be removed from a press release announcing a new publication by scientists working for the United States Geological Survey.

The Trump administration is actively working to strip away the independence of science advisory committees at several government agencies. 

Congress included an anti-science provision in its omnibus FY17 spending bill that could create harmful impacts on forests and climate policy.