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Yes, you know that the Science March’s mission is a simple call to support publicly communicated scientific research and evidence-based…

The new political environment in the United States poses a serious threat to climate scientists and is an opportunity to call your…

On March 2, the California Supreme Court ruled that the emails and texts of public employees dealing with official business…

Donald Trump’s presidency has climate scientists concerned about the implications for U.S. environmental policies, the worldwide effort to curb the…

Judicial Watch, a conservative group, has used the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to sue for the privileged email correspondence…

In partnership with the American Meteorological Society (AMS) and the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), we filed an amicus brief urging the court to safeguard research.

On the eve of the presidential inauguration, there is serious concern about how the new administration’s agenda could affect climate…

As the Climate Science Legal Defense Fund prepares for the new challenges that face scientists in 2017, we are excited…

“For years, David Schnare, with funding from polluting interests, has hounded me and other climate scientists, abusing open records laws…

Reposted from The Guardian: Today’s climate scientists have a lot more to worry about than peer review. Organizations with perverse…

On Friday, March 25, CSLDF filed a brief (available here) as amicus curiae before the Pima County Superior Court in…

December 28, 2015 Since July, Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) has engaged in an ongoing campaign for internal National Oceanic and…