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From a scientific perspective, this type of message control runs counter to how science enriches society: As it is not involved in safeguarding ...

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Yet, even then, many scientists worried about the politicization of science, arguing that the integrity of scientific insights could only be ...

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Report by top scientists raises concerns about scientific censorship

A group of 39 esteemed scientists from around the world is sounding the alarm over a rise in scientific censorship — but governments and ...

Prosocial motives underlie scientific censorship by scientists

In liberal democracies, government censorship of science is rare (although see ref. 2). The greatest threats to scientific openness are often ...

The Weaponization of “Scientific Consensus” - AEI

By Roger Pielke Jr. ... Park et al. 2023: The potential epistemic consequence of scientific censorship. Green stars are evidence that X is true.

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Interference in science: scientists' perspectives on their ability to ...

More recently, the US federal government implemented new scientific integrity policies and launched a 120-day review to document instances of improper political ...

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Interview: The Threat of Self-Censorship in Science

As they write in the paper: “Our analysis suggests that scientific censorship is often driven by scientists, who are primarily motivated by self ...

Royal Society cautions against censorship of scientific ...

Governments and social media platforms should not rely on content removal for combatting harmful scientific misinformation online, a report by the Royal Society

How the U.S. Government Is Aggressively Censoring Climate Science

The ultimate effect of this censorship is to suppress scientific information and research when we need it most. “Climate change is probably the biggest ...

Science Has a Censorship Problem

Almost everyone is opposed to censorship in the abstract, but when confronted with ideas they personally find offensive — arguments about the ...

Interview: The Threat of Self-Censorship in Science

As they write in the paper: “Our analysis suggests that scientific censorship is often driven by scientists, who are primarily motivated by self ...

Silencing Science Tracker | Sabin Center for Climate Change Law

DOI,Federal; Explanation: Government Censorship,Research Hindrance; Scientists Affected: Climate,Other; Summary ... role in federal climate change research ...

The Weaponization of the National Science Foundation

by NSF to hide its role in funding these censorship ... FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PARTNERED WITH UNIVERSITIES TO CENSOR AMERICANS' POLITICAL SPEECH (Comm ...

Science: contemporary censorship - UOW

One method of stopping the message is "old-fashioned" direct censorship. This is commonplace in much government and corporate research. Much military-related ...