Q. Why does New Jersey need a state-supported science agency?
A. The main objective is to create an environment which is conducive to rapid technologically driven economic growth, so it's not just a science agency.
Science.gov is the gateway to reliable science and technology information from 17 organizations within 12 federal science agencies.
He is blunt, once calling President Bush's budget plan for some federal science agencies "anemic."
The main reason for seeking to eliminate the three science agencies is reportedly to cut the budget deficit by an estimated $3.3 billion over five years.
In recent interviews, analysts at the science agency disclosed that the national figures included industrial research done by foreign companies in America.
To pay for No Child Left Behind, the administration is trying to take from the science agency.
It was important that the research be defined by the science agencies and scientists.
Currently, the science agencies act more like "proposal and award factories".
This information, provided by 18 organizations within 14 major science agencies, is in key areas of concern such as health, defense, the environment, and science education.
