On the recordOctober 5, 2011
It has been targeted because of lengthy delays and because sometimes the politicalization--surprise, surprise--in Washington what should be scientific process.
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congress.govIt has been targeted because of lengthy delays and because sometimes the politicalization--surprise, surprise--in Washington what should be scientific process.
Gene Green criticizes political interference in scientific assessments.
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