by Bryan Walker
August 15, 2009
Physicist John Holdren is President Obama’s chief science advisor and director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. Interviewed recently for Yale’s Environment 360 by Elizabeth Kolbert, he stuck to the theme that the administration plans to convert the U.S. “from the laggard that it has been in this domain†into “the [...]
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by Bryan Walker
April 10, 2009
John Holdren, recently confirmed as President Obama’s science adviser, has said in an interview that discussions at the White House include looking at geoengineering options to reduce the effects of global warming. He stressed that it would be a last resort, but can’t be ruled out of discussion if the failure to cut greenhouse gas [...]
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