From Sean Casten <[email protected]>
Subject Trump's executive order is an attack on science
Date July 24, 2019 4:40 PM
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"President Donald Trump signed an executive order late Friday to cut the number of government advisory committees by a third across all federal agencies." -- NBC News

Donald Trump issued an executive order that is an unprecedented attack on science. By the end of the fiscal year, hundreds of scientific advisory committees including more than half of those at the Environmental Protection Agency will be dissolved by the Trump administration.

This administration is actively censoring climate scientists, burying research that contradicts their talking points, and is now taking it a step further with this executive order.

We need a robust response to defend science from Trump: Add your name to our petition if you believe Trump's executive order slashing scientific advisory committees should be halted at once >>

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Trump's executive order will affect Illinois families. Not only would it potentially shutter the Great Lakes advisory committee but it would also shutter countless committees that help organize thousands of policy experts, scientists, and research to drive federal decision-making and spending.

We're one of the only states that gets more than half of our energy from renewable sources. Tens of thousands of our jobs are supported by the Great Lakes, the renewable energy industry, and federal research grants, all of which are affected by this executive order.

It's 2019 -- We shouldn't have to fight for science, facts, and reality to have a place in our government.

But Trump is President and he's about to impair our government's ability to govern by silencing scientists and dismantling hundreds of scientific advisory committees in the coming months.

Believe science and facts should dictate policymaking? Add your name to join Sean in standing up to Trump >>

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Thank you,

Sean
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