Paper-Trail Cleanup Memo Sparks Furor
Jocelyn Kaiser
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Jocelyn Kaiser
Abstract
A memo telling scientists to destroy files and documents that don't reflect final regulatory rules is provoking a furor at the California Environmental Protection Agency. After environmental and journalistic organizations filed a lawsuit last week, agency officials put the proposed policy on hold. But critics claim that the “shredder” policy is an attempt to stifle scientific debate on sensitive environmental issues.
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A memo telling scientists to destroy files and documents that don't reflect final regulatory rules is provoking a furor at the California Environmental Protection Agency. After environmental and journalistic organizations filed a lawsuit last week, agency officials put the proposed policy on hold. But critics claim that the “shredder” policy is an attempt to stifle scientific debate on sensitive environmental issues.
Key concepts: Lawsuit, Agency (philosophy), Political science, Law, Environmental policy, Environmental law, Law and economics, Business