This document summarizes a presentation on the differences between junk science and solid science and provides examples of how scientific studies can be used to influence policy decisions and advocacy campaigns. It discusses two case studies, including one on the health impacts of diesel pollution. The presentation emphasizes using credible scientific sources like the EPA and peer-reviewed studies to demonstrate the risks of diesel exhaust in creating "diesel hot spots" where health risks are increased. It provides tips on messaging and targeting decision-makers using the scientific data on this issue.