Category: Science Policy
31 March 2009
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New Climate Negotiations, Tougher Standards for Animal Experiments, and a Boost for Autism Research
Plus more from Science's policy blog, ScienceInsider
24 March 2009
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Ebola, a Severed Head, and Stephen Colbert
Plus more from Science's policy blog, ScienceInsider
17 March 2009
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Tackling Climate Change, Iraqi Science, and Animal-Rights Extremists
Plus more from Science's policy blog, ScienceInsider
10 March 2009
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A Fight Over Open Access and Patent Reform
Plus more from Science's policy blog, ScienceInsider
3 March 2009
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What Obama Got Right and Wrong This Week
Plus more from Science's policy blog, ScienceInsider
24 February 2009
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A Divisive Budget, Invisible Ph.D.s, and a Virus Meeting Attacked by a Virus
Plus more, from Science's new policy blog, ScienceInsider
13 February 2009
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Big Bucks, Tom Hanks, and a CO2 Vacuum Cleaner
Plus more, from Science's new policy blog, ScienceInsider
13 February 2009
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Wave Hello to Your Children, Wave Goodbye to Fish
Plus more from our roundup of stories from this year's AAAS meeting
6 February 2009
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French Researchers Throw Shoes, U.S. Scientists Censor Themselves
Plus more, from Science's new policy blog, ScienceInsider
9 January 2009
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ScienceInsider Roundup
A selection of this week's stories from Science's policy blog
5 January 2009
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Bush Creates World's Largest Set of Marine Sanctuaries
Waters around 11 Pacific islands will be off-limits to commercial fishing
19 December 2008
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ScienceInsider Roundup
A selection of this week's stories from Science's new policy blog
12 December 2008
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ScienceInsider Roundup
A selection of this week's stories from Science's new policy blog
11 December 2008
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Michigan State Picked for Half-Billion-Dollar Accelerator
University team beats out DOE lab in competition to build a rare-isotope facility
19 November 2008
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Daschle Poised to Head HHS
Obama selects former senator to help guide health policy
18 November 2008
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When a Flood Beats a Trickle
Old-fashioned irrigation saves water
18 November 2008
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Obama Grabs the Reins
Transition teams begin reviews of science agencies
13 November 2008
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Four Dams to Come Down
In a major shift, federal and state governments agree to demolish dams on western river
12 November 2008
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Sonar Wins in Supreme Court
Court sides with Navy in Warships vs. Whales fight
5 November 2008
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European Union Floats Tighter Animal Research Rules
Proposal would ban medical research on great apes and extend oversight to most animal studies
5 November 2008
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Big Night for Obama Also Brings Changes for Science
Propositions, congressional reshuffling will have impact on research
28 October 2008
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The French Fruit Fly Fracas
Researchers defend olive fruit fly studies ridiculed by vice-presidential hopeful Sarah Palin
14 October 2008
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NIH Suspends Grant to Emory University
Harshest punishment yet in wake of U.S. Senate investigation
30 September 2008
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Smog: It's Not All Cars' Fault
Gases from paint, barbecues, and even trees may contribute substantially to urban air pollution
29 September 2008
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Bells Ring for First U.S. Carbon Auction
Plan puts price tag on pollution from power industry
29 September 2008
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U.S. Science Faces a Flat 2009
Congress keeps federal agency budgets at current levels until March
19 September 2008
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McCain Freeze Would Chill Science
Campaign aide delivers downbeat message to research advocates
18 September 2008
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FDA Issues Guidelines for Genetically Engineered Animals
First-ever rules define gene modifications to be animal drugs
11 September 2008
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Bill Would Block NIH Public Access Policy
Lawmakers side with some journals in opposing posting of agency-funded studies in free archive
29 August 2008
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Good for Cops, Bad for NIH
Method to divine one person's DNA from a pooled sample is a boon for forensics and a bane for privacy advocates
13 August 2008
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Stockpiling Antibioterror Drugs May Be Unsafe, Experts Warn
Antibiotics against anthrax and other pathogens could become dangerous if used or stored improperly
12 August 2008
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Bush Administration Proposes Loosening Endangered Species Act
New rules would affect thousands of private and federal projects every year
11 July 2008
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EPA Slams Door on Climate Change
Agency head won't use Clean Air Act to curb greenhouse gas emissions
26 June 2008
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The Golden State Gets Greener
California poised to enact sweeping climate plan
20 June 2008
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A Good Week for Science
House adds hundreds of millions in funding for key U.S. agencies
19 June 2008
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A Wounded Bird Takes New Hits
Challenges mount for $14 billion climate satellite system
6 June 2008
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NIH to Overhaul Peer Review of Grants
Agency will shorten applications and ease strains on reviewers but will continue to allow resubmissions
30 May 2008
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Top U.S. Scientists, Economists Urge Carbon Cuts
1700 experts call for tougher climate legislation
24 April 2008
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Research Advocates Sink Tap on Budgets
U.S. House rejects growth in business research program
23 April 2008
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EPA Scientists Unhappy About Political Meddling
Survey reveals hundreds of complaints about changes, omissions, and misrepresentation
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