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Tomorrow the nationwide #standupforscience2025 campaign lands at Georgia’s State Capitol #Liberty Plaza, Noon to 4pm. #W8ing4UFOs plays a short set in between the Science Speakers.
Stand Up and #singalongsingalong 🙌🏽 Friday March 7th 2025
Stand Up and #singalongsingalong 🙌🏽 Friday March 7th 2025
March 6, 2025 at 11:54 PM
Tomorrow the nationwide #standupforscience2025 campaign lands at Georgia’s State Capitol #Liberty Plaza, Noon to 4pm. #W8ing4UFOs plays a short set in between the Science Speakers.
Stand Up and #singalongsingalong 🙌🏽 Friday March 7th 2025
Stand Up and #singalongsingalong 🙌🏽 Friday March 7th 2025
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📢 Atlanta! Time to stand up for science!
Why? Because science is for everyone.
Join us on 3/7 from 12-4 at Liberty Plaza- Georgia State Capital
@standupforscience.bsky.social
Why? Because science is for everyone.
Join us on 3/7 from 12-4 at Liberty Plaza- Georgia State Capital
@standupforscience.bsky.social
March 1, 2025 at 2:06 AM
📢 Atlanta! Time to stand up for science!
Why? Because science is for everyone.
Join us on 3/7 from 12-4 at Liberty Plaza- Georgia State Capital
@standupforscience.bsky.social
Why? Because science is for everyone.
Join us on 3/7 from 12-4 at Liberty Plaza- Georgia State Capital
@standupforscience.bsky.social
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Censoring federal scientists. Prioritizing corporate interests. Pausing grant reviews and study sections indefinitely. Ignoring the best available science. UCS’s Jules Barbati-Dajches breaks down the attacks on science in the first two weeks after Trump’s inauguration.
How Science Has Fared in the First Two Weeks of the New Trump Administration
Censoring federal scientists. Prioritizing corporate interest. Pausing grant review and study sections indefinitely. Ignoring the best available science. In the first two weeks since Inauguration Day, the new Trump administration has done all of these. In fact, we’ve counted at least 18 ways that th
blog.ucsusa.org
February 2, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Censoring federal scientists. Prioritizing corporate interests. Pausing grant reviews and study sections indefinitely. Ignoring the best available science. UCS’s Jules Barbati-Dajches breaks down the attacks on science in the first two weeks after Trump’s inauguration.