Those same experts are now telling us that two of the biggest drivers of risk from wildlife-borne diseases are climate change and the frequency of interactions between wildlife and...
Taxpayers deserve to know that their money is being spent effectively.
We've unfortunately all learned that late detection can cost lives.
Congress provides far less funding for the Department of the Interior to monitor diseases in wildlife than it does for t...
I think one of the concerns is, without the kind of work that you are doing, without digging into that research, we can'...
having dedicated funding that they can rely on... will help to build sustainable, long-term programming.
It is fiscally responsible to give USGS the necessary funding and to hold it to account.
I do think that when we, as taxpayers, invest in data, that it ought to be shared as much as possible.
If we want to control outbreaks of wildlife-borne disease, we have to be able to see them.
Who made you conflict of interest czar for the United States Government?
Well, Mr. Sternfels, is, shouldn't the FDA have been allowed to make its own decision about whether or not your company'...