I think, you know, the one of the things you made clear when we talked, but also in your introductory statement today really emphasized the importance of standards in all facets of science, especially in these applications that are so crucial today, and that if anything, this should be bipartisan.
Hickenlooper stresses the bipartisan need for standards in science and technology.
Share
More from John Hickenlooper
We can't afford to wait months and months to learn lessons that could save lives right now.
There have been huge cuts to the fire service, to the BLM [Bureau of Land Management], there've been cuts everywhere.
“The robotics revolution is here. To compete with China and keep workers from being left behind, we need better data and coordination to set smart standards,” said Hickenlooper.
I’ve always believed we are our strongest when we are united together.
Other voices in this conversation
