Restoring Gold Standard Science
Directs federal science agencies to adopt a "gold standard" methodology, emphasizing reproducibility, transparency, and the elimination of what the administration characterizes as politically motivated research conclusions.
Section by Section
What each section does, and how they differ.
Directs agencies to enhance scientific integrity and public access to data used in federal decision-making.
Agencies shall adhere to standards ensuring transparency, accuracy, and accountability in use of scientific information.
Agencies to avoid scientific misconduct, document uncertainty in models, and disclose conflicts of interest in scientific advisory roles.
Employees prohibited from scientific misconduct; agencies to make influential scientific data and models publicly available; risk models for enforcement excluded.