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est-reporting-and-reproducibility

Use when assembling the Supporting Information (SI), data-availability statement, and public-data/code deposit for an Environmental Science & Technology (ES&T) manuscript. ES&T expects materials, data, and protocols to be deposited in public databases and a data-availability statement, with SI submitted alongside the manuscript. It guides reporting and deposit; it does not generate the underlying data.

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# Reporting & Reproducibility (est-reporting-and-reproducibility)

ES&T strongly encourages public data and expects authors to make **materials, data, and protocols**
available through public databases, with a **data-availability statement** and a **Supporting
Information** file submitted alongside the manuscript and reviewed with it. Build these as you go, not
the night before submission.

## When to trigger

- Assembling the **Supporting Information (SI)** PDF/files
- Writing the **data-availability statement** and choosing repositories
- Depositing data, spectra, sequences, code, and protocols
- Making sure every figure/table can be regenerated from deposited data
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