Science & Evidence
Investigations that examine research, public evidence, scientific institutions, grants, and the path from findings to policy.
The Records That Reveal How a River Project Changed Course
Tracing environmental assessments, planning revisions, procurement files, and local objections across the life of a major water project.
What Corporate Sustainability Reports Leave Out
A practical investigation into the difference between polished sustainability disclosures and the underlying operational information readers need to judge them.
The Environmental Permits That Decide What Gets Built
A close look at permitting files and the information they contain about environmental risks, mitigation promises, and enforcement.
When Scientific Findings Become Public Policy
Following the evidence chain from research paper to advisory process to policy document, and identifying where interpretation can change along the way.
How a University Research Grant Becomes a Public Record
Tracing grant announcements, project reports, procurement records, and research outputs to understand how public research funding can be audited.
When Climate Risk Becomes a Property Problem
Investigating how flood, heat, wildfire, and coastal risk enter planning decisions, insurance markets, and property valuations.
Inside a Public University’s Commercial Partnerships
Examining agreements between universities and private companies, the questions of disclosure they raise, and how research independence is protected.
How a Research Finding Travels Through the Media Cycle
Tracing the transformation of a technical research result into press releases, headlines, commentary, and public understanding.
The Forgotten Data in a Major Public Inquiry
Examining how datasets, appendices, archived documents, and technical evidence can become crucial long after an inquiry’s headline findings are published.