Disclosure Projects
Bringing withheld information into public view — environmental hazards, health risks, suppressed technologies, and government or corporate records the public has a right to see.
About this project
People cannot protect themselves from what they are not told. Our disclosure work pursues records and findings that affect public health, safety, and the environment, then publishes them in plain language anyone can understand.
The work runs through public records requests, archival research, technical review by independent scientists and engineers, and coordination with researchers and legal teams. Where information is confirmed, we publish it with sources attached; where it is uncertain, we say so.
The goal is not spectacle. It is a durable public record that communities, journalists, and lawmakers can act on.
Focus areas
- Public records and freedom-of-information requests
- Environmental and health hazard disclosures
- Suppressed or shelved beneficial technologies
- Historical experimentation and harm to civilians
- Plain-language publication with full sourcing
Key goals
- ◆ Publish a searchable public disclosure archive
- ◆ Complete independent technical review on every published finding
- ◆ Release quarterly disclosure summaries for the public and press
- ◆ Refer confirmed harms to legal and legislative partners