Politics thebulletin.org What science and democracy have in common: Us, hopefully Science, like democracy, is a social process that relies upon a shared commitment to underlying principles. And like democracy, it collapses if enough of the participants decide they don’t want to play by the rules any more.
Politics blogs.scientificamerican.com Gretchen Goldman: Scott Pruitt will restrict the EPA's use of legitimate science The administrator's “transparency" proposal is a fundamentally flawed Trojan horse.
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