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152. ENVIRONMENT: 25 Years After the Exxon Valdez, Where Are the Herring?
153. U.S. SCIENCE FUNDING The Future Is Flat in White Houseʼs 2015 Spending Request
154. OCEANOGRAPHY: Chemical Atlas Shows Where Seas Are Tainted—And Where They Can Bloom
155. SCIENCE POLICY: U.S. Tax Credit: Boondoggle or Boon for Research?
156. What’s at stake for science in ‘abortion pill’ case.
157. Great Lakes people among first coppersmiths
158. Ancient Native Americans were among the world’s first coppersmiths
159. What’s in the huge pandemic relief bill for science?
160. Death of EPA’s controversial ‘censored science’ rule delights researchers
161. Biden orders sweeping review of government science integrity policies
162. Science could benefit as Democrats take power
163. Power shift in Senate could bring major changes in U.S. science and climate policy
164. SCIENCE FUNDING: U.S. Budget Deal Offers Researchers Some Sequester Relief
165. Will Flu Papers Lead to New Research Oversight?
166. What if Biden wins?
167. AVIAN INFLUENZA: Critics Skeptical as Flu Scientists Argue for Controversial H7N9 Studies
168. U.S. NATIONAL LABORATORIES: As Budgets Tighten, Washington Talks of Shaking Up DOE Labs
169. U.S. SCIENCE POLICY: NSF Opening Adds to Concerns About Obamaʼs Second-Term Science Team
170. The Trials of Thomas Butler: Thomas Butler was a sought-after plague expert, with a clinical trial in Tanzania that promised important results for biodefense. Then he was charged with mishandling plague samples and Lying to the FBI. This month, a jury convicted him of financial wrongdoing. Who is Thomas Butler, and what lessons do his trials hold?
171. Deep-sea mountaineering: marine scientists are traversing the oceans to survey and explore the diverse fish, coral, and other organisms living on thousands of submerged peaks
172. ITALIAN DUAKE VEROICTS RATTLE RESEARCHERS
173. GULF OIL SPILL; BP Criminal Case Generates Record Payout for Science and Restoration
174. Change Versus Experience?
175. U.S. ELECTIONS: In a Torrent of Campaign Rhetoric, Hints of Science Policy
176. U.S. NATIONAL LABORATORIES: As Budgets Tighten, Washington Talks of Shaking Up DOE Labs
177. How Much Longer Will Moratorium Last?
178. U.S. SCIENCE BUDGET: Kansas Veterinary Biosecurity Lab Trampled in Spending Plan
179. H5N1: Flu Controversy Spurs Research Moratorium
180. 2012 U.S. BUDGET: Science Stays on Track in Last-Minute Spending Bill
181. EARTH OBSERVATIONS: Congress Asks NOAA to Consider Charging for Data
182. GRAY LADIES IN THE SPOTLIGHT
183. Mud
184. Mud on the move
185. Dry times
186. How an Australian researcher ended up in the spotlight at a White House coronavirus briefing
187. Trump’s 2021 budget drowns science agencies in red ink, again
188. Breakdowns of the year
189. U.S. takes aim at foreign influence
190. Congress creates two new bodies to tackle foreign influence on U.S. research
191. Major journal editors blast EPA’s ‘secret science’ rule, again
192. ‘Secret science’ plan is back, and critics say it's worse
193. EPA’s ‘secret science’ plan is back, and critics say it’s worse
194. ScienceScope
195. Biosecurity Goes Global
196. Showdown Expected in Congress
197. ScienceScope
198. NSF Takes the Plunge on a Bigger, Faster Research Sub
199. ScienceScope
200. NIH Weighs Demand to Force Sharing of AIDS Drug Patents
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