On the recordOctober 16, 2011
We have spent $150 million in sea lion research since the Fiscal Year of, I believe it is 2001. And we still do not have any scientific information.
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congress.govWe have spent $150 million in sea lion research since the Fiscal Year of, I believe it is 2001. And we still do not have any scientific information.
Young questions the effectiveness of funding for sea lion research.
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