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Union of Concerned Scientists
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- 1US Science Risks Losing International Talent▼The United States Will Be Worse off for Losing International Scientists
The Union of Concerned Scientists argues that the United States will be worse off as international scientists leave or are deterred from working in the country. The group warns that foreign-born researchers have long been central to American scientific leadership, and that losing them would weaken innovation, universities, and the economy. It calls for policies that welcome rather than push away global scientific talent.
- 2Union of Concerned Scientists Gives Congressional Testimony on Attacks on Science●Attacks on Science, Who’s Behind Them, and Their Harm: My Congressional Testimony
The Union of Concerned Scientists has published congressional testimony examining attacks on science in the United States, identifying who is behind them and the harm they cause. The testimony outlines how political interference and misinformation undermine scientific integrity and public policy. It is drawing attention among science policy watchers concerned with the politicisation of research and evidence-based decision-making.