US Successfully Planned for the ‘Endless Frontier’ of Science Research in 1945 – Now It’s Time to Plan the Next 75 Years
Influence of Vannevar Bush and the Endless Frontier in Postwar science planning – US science for the next 75 years.
Read more...Influence of Vannevar Bush and the Endless Frontier in Postwar science planning – US science for the next 75 years.
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Read more...Serious people are finally calling for serious climate change accounting.
Read more...How regulations to tame cars’ emissions created a new problem.
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Read more...State AGs to meet with DoJ to discuss cooperating in their respective probes into alleged anti-competitive behavior by Google. Will enforcement actions follow? Time will tell.
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