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POINT OF VIEW
Scientists should take note of two new entries in the government's lexicon of information control: "sensitive homeland security information" and "sensitive but unclassified." Those categories, now under consideration by the Bush administration, hold the potential to disrupt scientific and scholarly research and publication, and...
Self-Restraint by Scientists Can Avert Federal Intrusion
By DANIEL S. GREENBERGScientists should take note of two new entries in the government's lexicon of information control: "sensitive homeland security information" and "sensitive but unclassified." Those categories, now under consideration by the Bush administration, hold the potential to disrupt scientific and scholarly research and publication, and...
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