Daily Archives: May 15, 2008

Have things changed? What reforms are needed? Remarks at Whistleblower Week in Washington

Posted on May 15, 2008 by Rick Piltz

Climate Science Watch director Rick Piltz spoke at a Whistleblower Week in Washington event May 12, on a panel on “Scientific Freedom and the Public Good.” In addition to comments in response to questions about his own experience, he talked … Continue reading →

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Michael Gerson’s strange and evasive spinning on the Republican war on science

Posted on May 15, 2008 by Rick Piltz

In how he dismissed the conclusion that there has been a Republican war on science, Michael Gerson, former speechwriter and senior policy advisor to President Bush, struck an ethical pose in his May 7 Washington Post op-ed column but showed … Continue reading →

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