Roundup 2/1: Beyond the Budget Edition
The always-provocative David King, former chief science adviser for the United Kingdom, has landed himself on the front page with his speculation that a “national intelligence agency” was behind the release of private e-mails of climate scientists before the Copenhagen climate conference.
Google is committing nearly $6 million to university-based research.
A California state panel is trying to preserve the legacy of Apollo 11 by designating as a historical resource more than 100 objects left on the moon by the mission.
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