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Daily Archives: July 23, 2011
House blocks another attempt to re-establish the Office of Technology Assessment
Climate Science Watch joined 11 other scientific, environmental, transparency, public health, and public interest groups in supporting an amendment to the legislative branch appropriations bill that would have provided $2.5 million to re-establish the congressional Office of Technology Assessment. The amendment, … Continue reading
