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NSF Will Hold Public Listening Sessions on NSTC Framework for Federal Scientific Integrity Policy and Practice

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The Subcommittee is supporting the development of scientific integrity policies at federal departments and agencies and seeks public input on the development and implementation of these policies and associated procedures and practices. The listening sessions will be held September 15, 2023, 1 p.m. -

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NSF Will Hold Public Listening Sessions on NSTC Framework for Federal Scientific Integrity Policy and Practice

Nanotech

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Lobbyist and Attorney Katie (Katherine) Pettibone Joins Arnold & Porter’s Legislative & Public Policy Practice Group

Arnold Porter

SAN FRANCISCO, November 17, 2021 — Arnold & Porter announced today that Katie (Katherine) Pettibone has joined the firm’s Legislative & Public Policy Practice Group as Policy Advisor in Sacramento. About Arnold & Porter's Legislative & Public Policy Practice. ” Ms.

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A New Election Science Task Force Aims to Strengthen Our Elections—and Our Democracy 

Union of Concerned Scientists

The science of elections can help us identify evidence-based best practices to improve voter access, increase public trust in the election process, and ensure fair representation so that elected officials can be held accountable to the interests of their voters.  Past The task force will seek to: Ensure fair representation.

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7 Reasons California Should Get Tougher on Methane from Dairies

Legal Planet

This morning, the Emmett Institute released a policy report analyzing several commonly raised issues regarding California’s dairy digester policy. Concerns about emissions leakage in response to potential regulation of dairy methane are likely overblown, and a range of policy measures exist to mitigate the likelihood of leakage.

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Roundup: Biden Administration Revamps Procedures for Reviewing Regulations

Union of Concerned Scientists

In the fourth quarter of 2023, the Biden administration finalized updated procedures for conducting cost-benefit analysis and encouraging public participation in meetings about regulations. Advocates for scientific integrity commented on new draft scientific integrity policies. At the end of the year, they released final versions.

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States Can Plan Ahead for Clean Energy

Union of Concerned Scientists

The fabulous growth of wind and solar builds on states’ clean energy policy and corporate decarbonization targets. Transmission policy is vital to supplying grid modernization, and some state governments see their role in planning ahead for the grid we need. Where do we go for that modern infrastructure?