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The CHIPS and Science Act is Great, But Exempting Environmental Review Is Not
In August of 2022, President Biden signed into law the CHIPS and Science Act (CHIPS)to support federal science agencies. The most highly publicized part…
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Andrew A Rosenberg
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Hurricane Helene and the Risks Posed to Chemical Facilities
On Friday Sept 27th, Hurricane Helene made its way inland leaving a trail of destruction through 6 states and leaving millions without electricity.
Oct 3
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Casey Kalman
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JD Vance Gave Us a Glimpse of Science Under a Second Trump Term
The VP debate was last night.
Oct 2
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Jacob Carter
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September 2024
The Dissolution of Chevron Deference is a Threat to Public Health
Science underpins almost every aspect of our daily lives, and we rely on the scientific expertise in our federal government agencies to protect and…
Sep 24
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Kathleen Rest
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EPA’s Office of Inspector General Criticizes the EPA Scientific Integrity Office
Yesterday, Congress held a hearing titled, “Holding the Biden-Harris EPA Accountable for Radical Rush-to-Green Spending.” We can all guess the point of…
Sep 20
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Jacob Carter
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Andrew A Rosenberg
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Scientific American Endorses Kamala Harris for President
Is that meaningful for scientists and the public?
Sep 18
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Andrew A Rosenberg
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SCOTUS Scrutiny and the Future of Public Commenting
A spate of US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) rulings decided this summer will have dramatic and damaging effects on how federal agencies issue and enforce…
Sep 17
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Gretchen Gehrke
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Alejandro Paz
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Reflections on 9-11
This blog was originally published on “Confined Space” - a newsletter of workplace safety and labor issues.
Sep 16
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Kathleen Rest
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To Not be Confused about Fact
Takeaways from Harris and Trump's first debate
Sep 13
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Jacob Carter
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DO SOMETHING! STAND UP FOR SCIENCE
At the recent Democratic National Convention in Chicago, First Lady Michelle Obama delivered a speech that roused my energy and attention. She called on…
Sep 10
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Kathleen Rest
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Voting Rights Are the Top Priority
Reforms protecting the freedom to vote should be the first laws passed in 2025.
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August 2024
What the Heck is RFK Jr. Doing Now?
Last week, presidential candidate Robert F.
Aug 28
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Andrew A Rosenberg
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What the Heck is RFK Jr. Doing Now?
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