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  • "In science, there is no dirty laundry," Mr. Schnare told The Washington Times. "Science progresses by proving to yourself that you were wrong, that your hypothesis was in error. Every time you're wrong, it means you can cut off some area of research and start on a better one."

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  • David Schnare, a scientist and lawyer who runs ATI's Environmental Law Center, said he was shocked that anyone claiming to be a scientist wouldn't keep a detailed log of his research activities.

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