Bush Pressure on Scientists Far Wider Than Previously Thought

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A survey results of federal scientists showed 46 percent felt pressure to eliminate the words โ€œclimate change,โ€ โ€œglobal warmingโ€ or similar terms from communications about their work.ย The scientists also reported 435 instances of political interference in their work over the past fiveย years.

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