Scientific integrity refers to the processes in which independent science fully and transparently informs policy decisions free from inappropriate political influence.
Paul Tonko: “Scientific integrity refers to the processes in which independent science fully and transparently informs policy…”
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Tonko defines scientific integrity as essential for unbiased policy-making.
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