Scientific integrity is not partisan. Good policy and decision making have always and will always rely on a discussion of facts informed by a scientific process.
Paul Tonko: “Scientific integrity is not partisan. Good policy and decision making have always and will always rely on a discussion…”
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Tonko asserts that scientific integrity transcends political affiliations.
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