This month in #scipol: record CO2 levels, elephants, Brazilian scientists, #txlege #science wrap up, breast cancer, malaria and measles, carbon offsets, Chip Roy, China, pesticides, GRExit, bias in CVs, sea ice, crop floods, and more!
Weekly Digest — April 2-8, 2019
This week in #scipol: predatory publishers are punished, EPA can expel grant awardees, Bayer in big trouble, the importance of islands, ecolabs and free speech in Texas, CRISPR lizards, and more!
Weekly Digest — September 18-24, 2018
This week in #scipol: the Golden Goose Awards, the social cost of carbon, money for NIH, hog feces, and more!
Weekly Digest — September 10 – 17, 2018
This week in #scipol: climate change agreements, fire in the National Museum of Brazil, Hurricane Florence, the Opioid Crisis Response Act, and more!
Summer Monthly Digest — August 7-Sept 10, 2018
This month in #scipol: air and water pollution, sexual misconduct in academia, birds and beetles, the Space Force, and more!
Summer monthly digest — July 3-August 6, 2018
This month in #scipol: carbon tax, goodbye Scott Pruitt, plastic bans, West Nile virus in Texas, and more!
Weekly Digest — June 6-July 2, 2018
This month in #scipol: the southwest deals with drought, NASA's Mars Curiosity announced discoveries, the EPA's transparency rule, government spending to address climate change, new National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine reports, non-medical vaccine exemptions and more.
Summer monthly digest — May 7 – June 5, 2018
This month in #scipol: carbon taxes, water contamination, science appropriations, Chinese espionage, the "right to try bill", top 10 newly discovered species, and more.
Weekly Digest — April 30 – May 6, 2018
This week in #scipol: endangered salmon, sexual harassment in academia, Scott Pruitt still in scandals, Sam Clovis retires from USDA, huge NIH public database on genetics, pollution in Texas, and more
Weekly Digest — April 9-15, 2018
This week in #scipol: controversy around Pruitt continues while Senate confirms coal lobbyist as 2nd-in-command at EPA, protections over migratory birds rescinded, air pollution regulations are weakened, ocean currents slow & more
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