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By integrityofscience on January 17, 2007.

Some stories we're reading but won't have time to blog:

"Cutbacks Impede Climate Studies" from today's Washingotn Post

"Exxon meets green groups as climate focus surges" from Reuters

"How Should Scientists Work with the Media and How Should Journalists Report on the Debate Over Evolution?" from Evolution News & Views

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