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National Research Council's business-friendly overhaul gets mixed reviews

Tyler Dawson wrote 2 weeks ago: OTTAWA – Major changes that will shift the focus of the National Research Council from basic science … more →

Tags: Business, National, Politics and the Nation, Canada, Federal government of the United States, gary goodyear, Jenkins Report, National Research Council, nonprofit organization

U.S. Citizens Are Sicker and Live Shorter Lives Than People In Other Countries | Techyville2 comments

habariganiamerica wrote 3 months ago: The report is especially grim for children. “It’s a tragedy. Our report found that an equally large, … more →

Tags: health, united states, WOOLF, Virginia Commonwealth University, high income economy, Diez-Roux, AIDS

Americans have poorer health, die younger: Report1 comment

ajfloyd wrote 4 months ago: A new report shows that citizens of the United States live sicker and die earlier than people in oth … more →

Tags: health, death, Canada, AIDS, Japan, united states, Institute of Medicine, sexually transmitted disease, Virginia Commonwealth University

New review associates vitamin D with lower rates of tooth decay

Vitamin and Herb Stores wrote 5 months ago: Studies of children in several countries linked vitamin D to a 50 percent reduction in the incidence … more →

Tags: Ignored - Breakthrough Cures & Treatments, united states, clinical trial, University of Washington, Dental Caries, American Dental Association, Michael Hollick, Philippe Hujoel

One Per Cent: Attack on US grid would be worse than hurricane Sandy

Mason I. Bilderberg (MIB) wrote 6 months ago: via newscientist (Image: Rex Features) Late to the party, but still talking sense. In a report writt … more →

Tags: Terrorism, united states, United States Department of Homeland Security, stuxnet, National Academy of Engineering, Electrical Grid, Ralph J. Cicerone, United States National Academy of Sciences

Report: US Power Grid 'Inherently Vulnerable' to Terror Attacks

chainsoff wrote 6 months ago: English: Seal of the United States Department of Homeland Security. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)   … more →

Tags: united states, United States Department of Homeland Security, India, Electrical Grid, Carnegie Mellon University, Susan Tierney, DHS

Report outlines algae biofuel sustainability issues

Bob Berwyn wrote 6 months ago: A raceway pond used for the cultivation of microalgae. The water is kept in constant motion with a p … more →

Tags: Environment, Energy, renewable energy, sustainability, biofuels, United States Department of Energy, algae biofuels

NASA Offers Opportunities for Biological Research on Space Station.

zedie wrote 7 months ago: NASA invites scientists from around the country to submit proposals to perform biological research a … more →

Tags: COSMOLOGY AND ASTOPHYSICS, NASA, International Space Station, Research, Space Station, Flexible Path, National Rifle Association, Space Exploration

Global warming: Tracking Himalayan glaciers1 comment

Bob Berwyn wrote 8 months ago: Scientists are trying to pinpoint the impacts of global warming on Himalayan glaciers and regional w … more →

Tags: Environment, Global Warming, Climate and Weather, Drought, climate change, Water Resources, Himalayas, Tibetan Plateau, Retreat of glaciers since 1850

Report Evaluates Scientific Capabilities of the EPA

bellovoce01 wrote 8 months ago: Report Evaluates Scientific Capabilities of the EPA Wed, 09/05/2012 – 11:02am National Academy … more →

Tags: U.S. EPA, EPA, united states environmental protection agency, National Research Council, Environmental Science, health, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, united states

Report Evaluates Scientific Capabilities of the EPA

bellovoce01 wrote 8 months ago: Report Evaluates Scientific Capabilities of the EPA Wed, 09/05/2012 – 11:02am National Academy … more →

Tags: U.S. EPA, EPA, united states environmental protection agency, National Research Council, Environmental Science, health, Environmentalism, U.S Environmental Protection Agency

Carbon capture and storage may have the potential for inducing seismic events50 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 11 months ago: From the National Academies of Sciences News: Hydraulic Fracturing Poses Low Risk for Causing Earthq … more →

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, united states, United States National Academy of Sciences, Carbon capture and storage, Earthquake, hydraulic fracturing, national academies press, National Academy of Engineering

Weather, Climate Forecasts Imperiled as Programs Cut

Geodata Policy wrote 1 year ago: by Andrew Freedman, Climate Central, May 8, 2012 A “near-perfect storm” of factors has contributed t … more →

Tags: news and events, Technology Foresight, nrc, Earth Observation, united states, NASA, Climate, Weather, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

WPost Wants Earth Observation Satellites to Get More Political Attention1 comment

Geodata Policy wrote 1 year ago: by Marcia Smith, SpacePolicyOnline.com, May 6, 2012 The Washington Post wants NASA’s earth sci … more →

Tags: news and events, Legislation and Congress, governance, NOAA, NASA, Space, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Ralph Hall, Washington Post

US - Death Penalty Support Is Declining

Claim Your Innocence wrote 1 year ago: April, 25  source : http://www.huffingtonpost.com The campaign to abolish the death penalty has been … more →

Tags: Death Penalty, Texas, california 2, Capital Punishment, united states, connecticut

Study says no evidence that death penalty deters crime2 comments

Amanda Greene wrote 1 year ago: Some Catholics wonder if the death penalty is a priority for the U.S. hierarchy after their Respect … more →

Tags: Religion news service, Leaders & Institutions, ethics, death & dying, Carnegie Mellon University, Capital Punishment, life imprisonment

A simple question, a blizzard of emails, and a peek inside how Canada's bureaucracy works

Michael B. Calyn wrote 1 year ago: A simple question, a blizzard of emails, and a peek inside how Canada’s bureaucracy works    B … more →

Tags: Perspective, Government, NASA, United State, Canada, National Research Council, Ottawa Citizen, Ontario, southern-ontario

US - Science lacking on death penalty deterrent

Claim Your Innocence wrote 1 year ago: april19, 2012 source :http://www.sbs.com.au Scientific research to date provides  no useful conclusi … more →

Tags: Death Penalty, Capital Punishment, united states, murder, List of countries by intentional homicide rate, homicide

NRC’s 2011 ‘Climategate’58 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 year ago: Guest post by Rud Istvan Excerpted from book in progress Arts of Truth Based on the forthcoming Gaia … more →

Tags: Book Review, climate change, National Science Foundation, united states, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, United States National Academy of Sciences, NSF, PNAS


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