A several months ago, scientists came under attack using the Freedom of Information Act. Scientist Kevin Folta tweeted this graphic that has since made its round on social media.
A warning for science teachers? Biotech scientists and the Freedom of Information Act
Kevin Folta | June 24, 2015
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