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Abstract: Last week I went to Afghanistan, not on a Congressional delegation, but on my own. My boss, Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif.), is chairman of the...
Abstract: [Published, Roll Call, July 23, 2008] Last week's 47th Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game at Nationals Park, between the Republicans and...
Abstract: Three months in and 2012 is setting trans-Atlantic records for harsher-than-normal austerity measures and disillusioned voters.East of the Atlantic,...
Abstract: Recent Istanbul negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 and this week's Baghdad negotiations have tempered, albeit temporarily, the cry for war.It was...
Abstract: The Environmental Protection Agency’s decision last week to delay greenhouse gas emissions regulations for new power plants — one of...
Abstract: The news that Russia is proceeding apace with arms shipments to the Syrian government, or that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the...
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There are several signs in the House of Representatives that indicate that members of Congress are taking seriously the call to create quality...
Abstract: This year, food security is set to suffer another big setback, and the culprit could not be cuter: honeybees. Last winter, America’s beekeeping...
Abstract: For many in Congress, Yemen evokes a predominantly negative image, one characterized by al-Qaida. Recent targeting of German and Russian nationals in...
Abstract: When it comes to choosing the right energy to power America’s communities and economies, it’s safe to say that most Americans, if given...
Abstract: Once the lone province of climate scientists, the chorus warning of the costs of inaction on climate change grows larger daily, from former United...
Abstract: The causes and consequences of the hottest year on record, which is now shaping up to be 2014 according to the World Meteorological Organization and...
Abstract: With last month’s climate talks in South Africa postponing specific carbon cuts until 2020, it is clear that something more than mere nation-...
Abstract: Most Americans know, in general, about climate change. Even those who dispute it have read or heard about rising tides, melting ice caps and...
Abstract: New Yorkers will need to get used to storms like Superstorm Sandy, according to a study published recently by the Proceedings of the National Academy...
Articles About S-CAR
Abstract: On Nov. 4, America will celebrate the close of the most unprecedented presidential campaign in history. On several accounts past precedent has been...