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[PHOTOGRAPH] The U.S. Capitol Building [Image from Getty Images, Image 73070563] A Class of Optimists and Idealists
[19 September 2008]
A record class of 165 AAAS S&T Policy Fellows is in Washington, D.C., and for the next year they will apply their skills in the realm of governance and policymaking.
[PHOTOGRAPH] A cotton bollworm feeding on a cotton boll [Images © Science/AAAS] GM Crops Protect Neighbors from Pests
[18 September 2008]
In northern China, genetically modified cotton not only reduced pest populations among those crops, but also among other unmodified crops nearby, researchers report in Science.
[ILLUSTRATION] The biohazard symbol on an orange background [Image created by and released into public domain by Jeff Bonham] Modern Quarantine Laws Misunderstood?
[16 September 2008]
Despite broad U.S. authority to quarantine and isolate people, fears of being "roped off" are outdated, experts said at an event planned by AAAS and the Stimson Center.
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