Escaping the resource curse means envisioning a future that does not simply replace oil with other extractive industries, but instead drives shared prosperity.
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We're growing and making moves. If you want to embed science, innovation, and evidence into government and public discourse with us, we have so many ways to get involved.
1️⃣ Join Team FAS
We're hiring for positions across clean energy, policy entrepreneurship, and fundraising.
🔗 fas.org/careers/
2️⃣ Shape our mission and vision
We're looking for a senior advisor to hone our science policy mission.
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3️⃣ Bring evidence-based support to government
We've got three spots for metascience fellows to support federal agency leaders and advance evidence-driven strategies for reforming federal research institutions, funding, and agenda-setting.
🔗 fas.org/career/metascience-f…
4️⃣ Write the playbook for local data center policy
Join our brand new task force to develop a model community benefits agreement for data centers that any town can pick up and use when moratoriums expire.
🔗 fas.org/publication/data-cen…
Check the links to learn more.
xoxo Team FAS
Federation of American Scientists🔬 retweeted
The @scientistsorg Metascience Fellowship puts scientists inside federal agencies to experiment with how science gets funded and what counts as impact.
If you know someone who should do this work, send them the link to apply. fas.org/career/metascience-f…
We're launching a national task force to help communities approach data center development with stronger negotiating tools and a clearer understanding of what’s possible.
Learn more and sign up below 🤝
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Federation of American Scientists🔬 retweeted
what if we ran experiments on science itself uwu🥺🔬
.@scientistsorg is looking for 3 METASCIENCE FELLOWS. you'll study what actually works in grantmaking, peer review, open science, research governance, etc + make recs to improve it
✍️ apply by 11/9
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Federation of American Scientists🔬 retweeted
So often I heard from people abt how fun our social is, but our current website literally does not have a link to our insta. Crazy right???? Help us fix that and some other bits and bobs.
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Our website is good. Help us make it better. 💻
We're looking for a new provider of web development and maintenance services to lead an update of our current WordPress-based website.
More info ⤵️
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Our website is good. Help us make it better. 💻
We're looking for a new provider of web development and maintenance services to lead an update of our current WordPress-based website.
More info ⤵️
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State regulators are making increasingly complex decisions about the electricity system. The public utility commissions left to carry out those orders are chronically understaffed.
Congress can fix that. Here's how.
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For Virginia's new energy plan to be successful, state institutions will need the right capacity—people, tools, and processes—to deliver.
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Get the 2026 version at the source (us, duh) 👇
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Number of Nuclear Weapons Per Country In 2025
Source: Federation of American Scientists
More about them: brilliantmaps.com/number-of-…
Look at pictures of missiles with us 👇
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One underrated tool in the fight against Colorado's historic drought-record-low snowpack-system crash 3fer: make the pipes more efficient.
About half of the water meant for crops (which is already ~86% of CO's water usage) is lost in transit. Solve for the problem!
As one of the Colorado River’s worst water years on record comes to a close today, experts warn that the disputed waterway is approaching a critical threshold that could set the stage for a prolonged legal fight. wapo.st/4yzAtBR
International cooperation ✅
Diversified supply chains ✅
American technological competitiveness ✅
Pleased to endorse the bipartisan STRATA Act
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Federation of American Scientists🔬 retweeted
In 2008, we learned what happens when regulators treat privately produced ratings as objective guarantees while ignoring the financial incentives behind them. We risk repeating this with AI auditing and self-regulation regimes.
I chatted with @CalMatters about this concern ⤵️
California is at the forefront of embracing the evaluators — and of grappling with some of the problems they raise, including conflicts of interests and the difficulty of auditing general-purpose technology. cal.news/4zlZv7G
📸 Anna Hoch-Kenney
Federation of American Scientists🔬 retweeted
Lots of ambitious, specific, and actionable ideas throughout 🤝
And there's a lot Congress can do to unlock the AI x science frontier.
An 'abundance'-inspired caucus rolls out a bipartisan agenda politi.co/3VtEZmT
Diesel is $6.32/gal. Electrons are cheaper.
Banks need to catch up with reality. Predictable financing for electric trucks would make shipping cheaper and air cleaner in the long run.
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Google doesn't want you to see this golf course. We're showing it to you anyway.
Where and why 🔗 fas.org/publication/excessiv…
We're looking for an experienced, creative, energetic professional to help lead and grow our clean energy work.
Learn more and apply ⤵️
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Underrated climate win: California mandating transparent electric truck prices.
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Federation of American Scientists🔬 retweeted
Loudon County has a personal property tax on the equipment. In our @scientistsorg report comparing ten deals across the country, this was really inconsistent.
























