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The prestigious medical journal BMJ recently announced that it will require all study authors to reveal their data and code because this enables “scrutiny and re-analyses, which are essential for the self-correcting activities that contribute to good science.”

Six years ago — while Obama’s former EPA director was arguing against such transparency — Just Facts documented that it is “essential” to sound science. Scrutinizing raw data and other high standards empower Just Facts to consistently get the facts right long before others.

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