I was disappointed to see the House GOP propose sweeping cuts to the ARPA-E program, which would leave it with only $50 million for the remainder of FY 2011.
Steven Chu: “I was disappointed to see the House GOP propose sweeping cuts to the ARPA-E program, which would leave it with only $50…”
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Chu criticizes proposed cuts to the ARPA-E program affecting funding.
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