Public Policy Statements and Letters
Recent or Relevant Letters and Actions
- Task Force on American Innovation Urges Congress to Complete FY17 Appropriations and Fund Key Agencies Supporting Science Research (9/16)
- ACS and ACC Address Concerns About Aleppo Report on the Use of Chlorine Compounds as Chemical Weapons (9/16)
- Over 50 Leading American Nonpartisan Organizations Call on Presidential Candidates to Address Major Issues in Science, Engineering, Technology, Health and the Environment (8/16)
- ACS supports the Fair Access to Science and Technology Research bill (7/15)
Related News
Statements
- Access to High Quality Science
- Chemical Risk Assessment and Regulatory Decision Making
- Climate
- Disabilities
- Employment Non-Discrimination
- Endocrine Disruption
- Energy Policy
- Forensic Science
- Healthcare Policy
- Hydraulic Fracturing
- Importance of Hands-on Laboratory Activities
- Inherently Safer Technology (IST)
- Peer Review: Ensuring High-Quality Science
- Preventing the Reemergence of Chemical Weapons
- Regulation of Laboratory Waste
- Retirement Security
- Safety in the Chemistry Enterprise
- Science & Technology Funding
- Science Education Policy
- Scientific Freedom
- Scientific Insight and Integrity
- Sustainability of the Chemical Enterprise
- Teaching of Evolution
- U.S. Business Climate
- U.S.Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Visa Restrictions
- Water Treatment and Conservation
Help Shape Our Policy Statements. Let Your Voice Be Heard!
Attention, ACS Members! We'd like your input on revising these expiring statements. Submit comments on these or other statements that you think should be developed or changed to policy@acs.org.
- U.S. Business Climate
- Science & Technology in the Budget
- Importance of Hands-On Laboratory Activities
- Retirement Security
- Teaching of Evolution
- Freedom of International Scientific Exchange
- Visa Restrictions
- Scientific Integrity in Public Policy
- Sustainability and the Chemical Enterprise
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