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  • The 2018 Survey of Federal Scientists targeted 63,248 contacts across 16 US federal agencies to investigate scientific integrity and the impact of political interference on science-based decision-making. Administered by the Center for Survey Statistics and Methodology at Iowa State University for the Union of Concerned Scientists, the survey utilized a multimode approach including online web surveys, PDF forms, and phone interviews. The final data set comprised 4,211 responses, representing an overall response rate of 6.67%. The survey instrument specifically questioned respondents on workforce reductions, the omission of politically contentious terms—including 'climate change'—and the effectiveness of agency scientific integrity and whistleblower policies.

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    Themes: climate changeenvironmental impact assessment
    Union of Concerned Scientists

    Document type: Report

    Regions: United States
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