|
|
Heat-loving Microbes Thrive Way Down Deep Sediment from below the sea floor of the northern Atlantic Ocean reveals living and thriving microbes at deeper depths than any other population documented before. |
|
|
|
|
At AAAS Forum, Ex-CIA Chief Finds Common Ground Between Greens and Hawks Tree-hugging environmentalists and national security hawks may share more common ground than generally acknowledged, says R. James Woolsey, a national security specialist and former CIA director who spoke at the recent AAAS Forum on Science and Technology Policy. |
|
|
| John P. Holdren: "Meeting the Intertwined Challenges of Energy and Environment" In a sobering assessment of the world's energy future, AAAS Chairman John P. Holdren told a packed auditorium at AAAS that there are no technological silver bullets to solve the persistent conflict between rising global demand for cheap energy and the environmental harm that results |
|
| Brown Commits Additional Resources to Help Environment The Sidney E. Frank Foundation has made a gift of $200,000 to support environmental initiatives underway at Brown University. The gift, combined with an allocation of $150,000 from the Office of the President, will be used for a proactive community outreach and awareness program that was recommended by the Energy and Environmental Advisory Committee (EEAC).. |
|
