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Yes, Obama's team has the requisite experience
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The Obama transition and government teams have the relevant and necessary scientific experience to address the major problems looming for society.
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What should Obama do next? »
What should Obama do next?
What should Obama do next?☜A series of debate maps for The Independent exploring the question of what Obama and America should do next on the main policy issues facing the new administration after the inauguraton on 20 January 2009.☜F1CEB7
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Science, Technology and the Internet »
Science, Technology and the Internet
Science, Technology and the Internet☜What role should science, technology and the internet play in the Obama administration?☜FFB597
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Science and Public Policy? »
Science and Public Policy?
Science and Public Policy?☜What role should science play in the Obama administration?☜FFB597
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Science should play a stronger role in US policy development. »
Science should play a stronger role in US policy development.
Science should play a stronger role in US policy development.☜The Obama administration should ensure that the sciences play a stronger role in the development of public policy.☜59C6EF
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Is the curent team assembled by Obama up to the job? »
Is the curent team assembled by Obama up to the job?
Is the curent team assembled by Obama up to the job?☜Is the team being assembled by Obama likely to ensure that science plays a stronger role in the development of public policy?☜FFB597
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Yes, Obama's team has the requisite experience
Yes, Obama's team has the requisite experience☜The Obama transition and government teams have the relevant and necessary scientific experience to address the major problems looming for society.☜59C6EF
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Obama has appointed highly experienced scientific advisors »
Obama has appointed highly experienced scientific advisors
Obama has appointed highly experienced scientific advisors☜The team of scientific advisors assembled by Obama has the requisite experience.☜98CE71
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Inexperience indicated by naivité on alternative energy »
Inexperience indicated by naivité on alternative energy
Inexperience indicated by naivité on alternative energy☜Obamas position on alternative energy isnt grounded in the scientific and technical realities of alternative energy production; illustrating the teams inexperience in this field. ☜EF597B
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Teams not grounded in biophysical economics »
Teams not grounded in biophysical economics
Teams not grounded in biophysical economics☜The Obama teams understanding of economics is grouded in neo-classical economics rather than the more scientific forms of ecological or biophysical economics.☜EF597B
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Remarks of the President-Elect Barack Obama, Science Team Rollout Radio Address Friday, December 17, 2008, Chicago, Illinois
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Barack Obama
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17 December 2008
Cited by:
David Price
9:43 PM 22 December 2008 GMT
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http://change.gov/newsroom/entry/the_search_for_knowledge_truth_and_a_greater_understanding_of_the_world_aro/
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"...the truth is that promoting science isn’t just about providing resources—it’s about protecting free and open inquiry. It’s about ensuring that facts and evidence are never twisted or obscured by politics or ideology. It’s about listening to what our scientists have to say, even when it’s inconvenient—especially when it’s inconvenient. Because the highest purpose of science is the search for knowledge, truth and a greater understanding of the world around us. That will be my goal as President of the United States—and I could not have a better team to guide me in this work."
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Obama cranks up the green revolution The next US president is reversing Republican policy on global warming by putting leading scientists in key posts.
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Geoffrey Lean
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21 December 2008
Cited by:
David Price
10:24 PM 22 December 2008 GMT
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/obama-cranks-up-the-green-revolution-1206394.htm
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"Barack Obama yesterday promised to end George Bush's "twisting" of science to suit "politics or ideology" in an extraordinarily outspoken address to the nation, and announced that he was putting top climate scientists in key positions in his administration.
The move, which signals perhaps his sharpest break with the outgoing administration, makes it clear that he was going to put climate change and the environment among the most urgent priorities of his presidency."
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