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Daily Archives: May 8, 2008
Whistleblower Week in Washington DC panel May 12 on Scientific Freedom and the Public Good
Scientific censorship on a range of issues including climate change will be the subject of a panel as Government Accountability Project Whistleblower Week in Washington DC events kick off on May 12. Panelists will include Celia Wexler and Tim Donaghy … Continue reading
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Unreleased aviation report projects more than doubling of CO2 emissions from 2000-2025
Greenhouse gas emissions from aviation are projected to trend sharply upwards, according to a suppressed report based on information contained in U.S., European, and UK government databases maintained by regulatory agencies (Environment News Service, May 7). The U.S. needs a … Continue reading
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