| March 2005 |
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Davis, Lipinski and Johnson Work to Pass Science Legislation
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Udall: Aeronautics Research Key to Nation’s Economy, Security, Competitiveness
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Wu: Bill Advances to Protect Children and First Responders From Methamphetamine
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Science Committee Democrats Welcome NASA Administrator Nominee
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Hooley: Research Budget Threatens Economic Growth, Innovation at Local Universities
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Gordon Joins Tech Community in Advocating for Greater Research Investment
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Science Committee Bi-Partisan "Views and Estimates" Budget Submission Highlights Inadequacy of Administration’s R&D Budget Request
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Science Committee Democrats Work to Clean Up Methamphetamine, Aid Local Communities
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Science Committee Democrats Mark the 125th Anniversary of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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| February 2005 |
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Science Committee Democrats Question NASA on Agency’s Future, Priorities, Workforce
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Rep. Gordon and Rep. Waxman Introduce Legislation to Protect Scientific Integrity
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Science Committee Democrats: Current Budget Cuts Vital Job and Education Programs, Slows U.S. Competitiveness
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Gordon Continues Fight to Rid Communities of Methamphetamine
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Science Democrats Select 109th Subcommittee Ranking Members
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Science Committee Democrats: Failure to Effectively Fund Science and Technology Harms U.S. Competitive Edge
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Science Committee Democrats Caution Administration on Lack of Commitment to U.S. Science and Technology Competitiveness
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Science Committee Democrats Urge Administration to Preserve Hubble
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| January 2005 |
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Science Committee Democrats Urge Comprehensive, Fully Funded Approach to U.S. Tsunami Readiness Plan
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Gordon Responds to Administration Announcement on U.S. Tsunami Warning System
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| December 2004 |
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Statement by Rep. Bart Gordon on the Resignation of NASA Administrator Sean O’Keefe
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