We would not just be turning off the lights on many groundbreaking research facilities and experiments today, we would be eating our seed corn for tomorrow.
Eddie Bernice Johnson: “We would not just be turning off the lights on many groundbreaking research facilities and experiments today, we would…”
On the recordFebruary 5, 2013
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Johnson warns about the detrimental effects of sequestration on research facilities.
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