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Daily Archives: May 9, 2007
Whistleblower Week in Washington: Panel on “Scientific Integrity & Individual Conscience”
CSW Director Rick Piltz will participate on a panel on “Scientific Integrity & Individual Conscience” to help kick off “Whistleblower Week in Washington,” May 14-18, a week of activities designed to promote protections for government and corporate whistleblowers. This is … Continue reading
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Environmental Science & Technology: Top 10 environmental policies of the Bush administration
Environmental Science & Technology, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Chemical Society, published an online editorial May 9 “dedicated exclusively to looking back on the Bush Administration’s environmental record.” Note #1 and #2.
