Republican Congressmen Crowdsource an Attack on Science
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7 dic 2010
Republican Congressmen Crowdsource an Attack on Science
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Under the auspices of keeping federal spending under control, Republican congressmen have launched yet another attack on basic scientific research that could lead to useful, potentially job-creating discoveries.
House majority leader Eric Cantor (R-Virginia) [...]
