Category: Congressional Oversight
Today's hearing on political interference in science, hosted by House Reform Chairman Henry Waxman, looks to be the tip of the iceberg that is political interference in science ... and may lead to a showdown between Congress and the White House.
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Category: General
The IPCC will be releasing the first of four reports on Friday, including a 12-page summary of policy recommendations.
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Category: General
On Tuesday, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform will be holding a hearing on "Political Interference with the work of Government Climate Change Scientists."
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Category: Australia
Life for climate scientists in Australia: Not all toast and Vegemite.
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Category: Spin
Conservative spinmeister Frank Luntz talks to Salon about tonight's State of the Union Address, touches on climate change.
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Category: Pop Culture
The climate change documentary "An Inconvenient Truth" has been nominated for two Oscars.
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Category: General
Bush's new amendments to a Clinton-era executive order are a pox on scientific policy making and not for the weak of stomach.
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Category: General
The new Congress has stepped in and prevented further closures of EPA libraries.
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Category: General
Some stories we're curious about but won't have time to blog.
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Category: General
Staying the course with unpopular science: The White House on Tuesday denied it was planning a U-turn on its climate change policy.
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