SENATE SHUFFLE: IMPACT ON ENERGY, CLIMATE, FORESTS & MORE

December 30, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged "coal ash", alaska, appropriations, Arctic, bald eagles, baucus, BLM, boxer, budget, climate, climate action plan, confirmation, deep horizon, department of interior, energy, EPA, epw, finance committee, forest, gao, greater sage grouse, house energy committee, hydro, interior, International Students, izembek, keystone, landrieu, national forest, natural gas, nevada, nuclear, oil spill, permits, renewable fuels, renewables, royalties, sage grouse, secretary jewell, senate, senate energy committee, senate environment, tax, turbine, usgs, WIND, wind power, wyden | Leave a comment

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DEAL OR NO DEAL – WILL THE BUDGET CONFERENCE SUCCEED (AND MUCH MORE)

November 17, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged administration, affirmative action, agencies, agriculture, appropriations, budget, carbon capture, cellulosic ethanol, chimps, climate, coal, commerce, congress, education, energy, environment, EPA, ethanol, Fair Use, federal policy, for-profits, FTC, gainful employment, Grants, hearings, Higher ed, immigration, interior, International Students, jewell, military, mining, natural gas, nih, nominations, obama, oil, Online Ed, politics, post-9/11, renewables, research, science, sequester, STEM, textbooks, transmissions, tuition, us energy production, water, wrda, wrds | Leave a comment

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CAN AMERICA COMPETE – THE LATEST ON AMERICA COMPETES & MUCH MORE

November 10, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged "America Competes", "FIRST ACT", "The Frontier in Innovative Research, afl-cio, agriculture, ARPA-E, Carbon Sequestration, CCS, Charters, climate, CO2, coal, Coburn, commerce, Commerce Committee, committee, courts, cultural capital, digital footprint, education, energy, environment, EPA, ethanol, federal government programs, government, HELP Committee, immigration, innovation, keystone, Magnuson-Stevens, manufacturing hubs, mining, Natural Resources, NEAP, noaa, obama, OSTP, pipeline, political science, politics, renewables, RFS, science, senate calendar, senate schedule, Senator Alexander, Senator Warren, Social Sciences, student aid, taxes, technology transfer, trolls, tuition, turbine, WIND | 1 Comment

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AND IT GOES ON AND ON, WATCHING THE (MESSY) RIVER RUN

November 6, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged "America Competes", "chairman rodgers", "Chairman rogers", "coal ash", "College Value", "competency based", "federal policy week", "FIRST ACT", "Fischer v. University", "fugitive methane", "house schedule", "indirect costs", "patent troll", "The Frontier in Innovative Research, "The Sun Also Rises", affirmative action, agriculture, and Technology", antiquities act, Aviation, Beloved, budget, Chairman Goodlatte, chamber of commerce, climate, coal, college ratings, committee, common core, COMPETES, courts, defense, democrat, denham, diesel, education, Einstein, energy, energy efficiency, environment, EPA, federal government programs, federal policy, fracking, Goodlatte, GOP, higher education act, humanities, immigration, innovation, interior, James Hansen, jewell, mikulski, mooc, nasa, NextGen, nominations, nuclear, nuclear power, obama, PATENTS, renewables, RFS, Rubio, science, scientific community, Senator Cornyn, Senator Hatch, sequestration, technology, Twilight, university, yucca | 2 Comments

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THE CONFERENCE BEGINS: REQUESTS MOUNT

October 21, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged agriculture, budget, chimp, climate, committee, courts, credit, degree, democrat, economic research, education, energy, environment, EPA, federal government programs, federal policy, Florida, ged, high school, immigration, mooc, nclb, nuclear, obama, politics, Poverty, renewables, republican, research, science, shutdown, southern, sports, Texas, tuition, tutor | 1 Comment

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TOENAIL FUNGUS, HEMORRHOIDS, AND DOG POOP

October 13, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged agriculture, antarctic, budget, climate, committee, courts, debt, defense, democrat, dog poop, education, environment, EPA, federal government programs, federal policy, fungus, government, hemarrhoid, james webb, jewell, keystone, laureate, mooc, nasa, national park, nih, nist, noaa, NRC, nsf, nuclear, oil, polls, renewables, research, satellite, science, sequestration, shutdown, sonar, space, toenail, weather, whales | 2 Comments

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MOVING AHEAD WHILE SHUTDOWN

October 7, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged affirmative action, agriculture, american dream, arsenic, bank, budget, campaign, climate, college, commercial space, committee, COMPETES, courts, democrat, duncan, education, emissions, energy, environment, EPA, fda, federal government programs, federal policy, foreign language, gender, government, hanford, immigration, iss, keystone, liberal arts, moniz, nasa, nsf, nuclear, obama, politics, polls, R&D, renewables, republican, science, sequestration, shutdown, smr, space, STEM, supreme court, tuition | 1 Comment

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THEY’RE BACK….CONGRESS RETURNS FROM RECESS

September 11, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged agriculture, budget, climate, commerce, committee, courts, democrat, education, energy, environment, EPA, federal government programs, federal policy, immigration, nuclear, obama, renewables, republican, research, science, sequestration, space, tuition, weather | 2 Comments

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Hurry Up & Wait Congress

July 8, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged affirmative action, agriculture, appropriation, chimp, climate, commerce, committee, confirmation, courts, credit, defense, democrat, duncan, education, energy, environment, EPA, federal government programs, federal policy, government, immigration, keystone, nasa, nih, nomination, nuclear, obama, PATENTS, pipeline, political science, politics, renewables, science, sequestration, stem cells, tuition, weather | 2 Comments

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EDUCATION, IMMIGRATION, FARM BILL UPDATES & MORE

June 7, 2013 · by Alison J Fox | in Uncategorized | tagged agriculture, bird, climate, commerce, committee, common core, credit, defense, democrat, eagle, education, energy, environment, EPA, esea, federal government programs, federal policy, fracking, gainful, government, HORSE, house of representative, humanities, immigration, ireland, irrigation, leadership, merit review, mooc, natural gas, nih, nuclear, obama, poland, politics, reading, renewables, science, sequestration, tests, tuition, visa, WIND | 1 Comment

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