The March For Science: Why Some Are Going, And Some Will Sit Out

MICHAEL ROSTON, NY Times: Science
Mon, 04/17/2017 - 2:37pm

In remarks submitted The Times, some said the president’s posture toward science demanded a response, but others worried about the politicization of science.

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