Seeing CH4 Clearly: Science-Based Approaches to Methane Monitoring in the Oil and Gas Sector
Seeing CH4 Clearly: Science-Based Approaches to Methane Monitoring in the Oil and Gas … Continue Reading
March 17, 2021Scientific Brain Drain: Quantifying the Decline of the Federal Scientific Workforce
Scientific Brain Drain: Quantifying the Decline of the Federal Scientific … Continue Reading
February 18, 2020Innovation Delayed: Reviewing the Department of Energy’s Withdrawal and Reissuance of Millions of Dollars Intended to Advance Solar Energy Technologies
Innovation Delayed: Reviewing the Department of Energy's Withdrawal and Reissuance of Millions of Dollars Intended to Advance Solar Energy … Continue Reading
December 10, 2018What the Next Congress Should Do to Prevent a Reccurence of the Equifax Data Breach
Staff Report: What the Next Congress Should Do to Prevent a Reccurence of the Equifax Data … Continue Reading
February 06, 2018Spinning Science and Silencing Scientists: A Case Study in How the Chemical Industry Attempts to Influence Science
Spinning Science and Silencing Scientists: A Case Study in How the Chemical Industry Attempts to Influence … Continue Reading
November 14, 2017Old Tactics, New Tools: A Review of Russia’s Soft Cyber Influence Operations
Old Tactics, New Tools: A Review of Russia’s Soft Cyber Influence … Continue Reading
March 28, 2017"Much Ado About Nothing” - A Minority Review of the Majority’s Climate Science Investigation
As this report outlines, the Majority’s nearly two-year crusade to attempt to undermine and invalidate the Karl study, which underwent two separate peer-reviews over a period of six months by independent reviewers at the journal Science before it was published, is really Much Ado About Nothing. Uploaded Files Much Ado About Nothing” - A Minority Review of the Majority’s Climate Science Investigation … Continue Reading
April 28, 2016The Pebble Promise in Bristol Bay: Assessing Potential Environmental Harm and Evaluating the Tactics of Pebble Limited Partnership’s Plans to Build One of the World’s Largest Open-Pit Copper and Gold Mines in Bristol Bay, Alaska
Minority Staff Report - The Pebble Promise in Bristol … Continue Reading
November 17, 2015Commitment to a Cleaner Future: A Selection of Public Comments on the EPA's Clean Power Plan
Commitment to a Cleaner Future: A Selection of Public Comments on the EPA's Clean Power … Continue Reading
October 21, 2015Cleaning the Air: A Selection of Public Comments on the EPA’s New Ozone Rule
Cleaning the Air: A Selection of Public Comments on the EPA’s New Ozone … Continue Reading
November 18, 2014Minority Staff Report: The View from “80,000 Feet”: Todd Park in the Run Up to Healthcare.gov
The View from “80,000 Feet”: Todd Park in the Run Up to Healthcare.gov A staff report by the Minority Staff of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology for Ranking Member Eddie Bernice Johnson and the Members of the Committee’s Democratic Caucus. … Continue Reading
June 28, 2012The Semiannual Report of Activities of the Committee on Science, Space and Technology for the 112th Congress
Uploaded FilesSemiannual Report of Activities of the Committee on Science, Space and Technology - 112th Congress … Continue Reading
July 27, 2011Out of Focus: A Critical Assessment of the Senate Report, “The National Science Foundation: Under the Microscope”
Uploaded FilesA STAFF REPORT BY THE DEMOCRATIC STAFF OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, SPACE, AND TECHNOLOGY … Continue Reading
March 11, 2011Minority Views of the Democratic Caucus of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology On the FY2012 Budget Request
The nation’s research and development agencies have a long history of investing in research and education programs that return very significant economic payoffs to the American people. The President’s FY 2012 budget request continues the commitment to investing in our future while at the same time acknowledging the difficult fiscal environment in which we find ourselves. While we can disagree with some of the specific choices and priorities contained in the Administration’s FY 2012 budget … Continue Reading
October 15, 2010ENGINEERING THE CLIMATE: RESEARCH NEEDS AND STRATEGIES FOR INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION
ENGINEERING THE CLIMATE: RESEARCH NEEDS AND STRATEGIES FOR INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION REPORT BY CHAIRMAN BART GORDON COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ONE HUNDRED ELEVENTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION OCTOBER 2010 Uploaded Files10-29 Chairman Gordon Climate Engineering report - FINAL.pdf … Continue Reading