Restoring Gold Standard Science
President Donald Trump signed it on May 23, 2025. Published in the Federal Register on May 29, 2025, 90 FR 22601.
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“The legislation also codifies key provisions of President Trump’s May 2025 Restoring Gold Standard Science executive order at EPA, including greater transparency, consideration of the weight of scientific evidence, open scientific debate and safeguards against conflicts of interest. The executive order established government-wide standards intended to improve the transparency, rigor and reliability of federally conducted and funded science.”
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Tonko Demands NSF Withdraw Proposal Politicizing Science
“Executive Order 14303 “Restoring Gold Standard Science” weakens scientific integrity policies, removes safeguards, and leaves our scientific enterprise more vulnerable to the ever-changing political whims of the White House. Scientific Integrity means protecting the independence of science from external manipulation.”
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Ranking Member Lofgren's Opening Statement at Hearing on DOE's FY2027 Budget Request
“So much for “restoring gold standard science.” This all might be funny if it weren’t true.”
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Fedorchak votes to complete annual appropriations through regular order
“Supports the Trump administration’s Executive Order on Restoring Gold Standard Science.”
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Tonko Demands Trump Withdraw Executive Order Attacking Public Science
“WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Paul D. Tonko led more than 20 members in the House in a letter today calling President Trump to withdraw his Executive Order, Restoring Gold Standard Science. The lawmakers call out the hypocrisy of Trump’s claim to boost scientific standards while slashing federal science programs, attacking scientists and experts, and eroding trust in public science.”
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- See: EO 14154, January 20, 2025; Memo. of January 27, 2021