If they are headed to the Arctic, we all know that we have a tremendous gap in monitoring observation and research.
the Ocean Conservancy strongly supports Senator Rockefeller's bill and the use of the Clean Water Act penalties toward the 80 percent dedica...
Those are public resources and they are owned by the public.
That must begin with dedicating a significant portion of the Clean Water Act penalties, as has been done by Senator Rockefeller in Senate Bi...
we tend to invest our dollars--a classically American thing to do--in basic research, in other words, go find something.
Nanotechnology has the potential to revolutionize such areas as health care, information technology; energy, also important; homeland securi...
There are significant economic and societal incentives to maintain our lead in this field.
We've got to do whatever we can. And all of a sudden, we're presented with this enormous gift which could employ millions of people.
I've paid a lot of attention to both.
That early and sustained commitment has translated into U.S. global leadership in nanotechnology research.
I believe nanotechnology plays a key role in boosting the economy and creating jobs.