JSPG Volume 3, June 2013
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Op-Ed: Clint Collier, Samuel Brinton, Melinda T. Hough, Matthew Oishi, Michael Henninger, Sandra Saldana, and Nathaniel Twarog. (2013) "Students Calling for Robust Federal Science Funding."
Keywords: students, United States, science funding 
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Policy Memo: Ashley Paulsworth. (2013) "Increasing Sustainable Biomass Through Production Tax Credits."
Keywords: United States, biomass, tax credits
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Policy Analysis: Katherine Lacasse. (2013) "Addressing the "Go Green" Debate: Politics that Encourage Small Green Behaviors and Their Political Spillover Effects."
Keywords: go green, behaviors, encouragement
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Policy Memo: Peter Brewitt. (2013) "The Hundred Year Assessment: A Tool To Streamline Dam Removal Politics."
Keywords: hundred year assessment, dam, removal
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Policy Analysis: Scott C. Haugen. (2013) "Preventing the Invasion of Asian Carps."
Keywords: United States, asian carp, invasion
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Policy Analysis: George Romar and Kristen Matthews. (2013) "Considerations on U.S. Government Involvement in Stem Education and Early Childhood Interventions."
Keywords: United States, STEM, education, early childhood
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Policy Analysis: Karen Korslund, Sarah Stephenson, Anders Victor, Angela Laird and Jennifer Kuzma. (2013) "Consumer Knowledge of Genetically Engineered Organisms."
Keywords: United States, consumers, genetics, genetically engineered organisms
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Policy Analysis: Esmeralda Shpuza and Prateek Bansal. (2013) "Considerations of a Sectoral Approach to the Cement Industry."
Keywords: United States, cement, sectoral
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ISSN 2372-2193
ISSN 2372-2193
