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The Commission on the Future of the US Aerospace Industry: A Look Back and a Look Forward

A Discussion of Federal-State Policies/Programs on Space Launch, Aerospace Competitiveness, and STEM

Space Situational Awareness

Effective Energy Policy: Learning Lessons from Forty Years of Trying

A Day Without Space - Economic Security Ramifications

Subsidies for Energy: What are the Limits?

Examining the Role of Government in Private Sector Cyber Security
 

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The Commission on the Future of the U.S.
Aerospace Industry: A Look Back
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Climate Change: The Green Scare - Interview with Marshall Institute Chairman Dr. Will Happer

John Stossel interview with Marshall Institute Director Dr. Roy Spencer

 

New, Pivotal Tech Revolution in the Offing? 

Is Climate a National Security Problem?

Cyber (and privacy) Sell Out

On the Precipice of the Next Great Growth Cycle and America's Technological Future

High Cost of Federal Energy Mandates

The Paradox of Cyber Protest

Hacktivists' Evolution Changes Cyber Security Threat Environment

George C. Marshall Institute Newsletter - March 2012

In the Climate Casino: An Exchange

 

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Public policy matters are shaped by advances in science and technology. For that reason, unbiased and scientifically accurate assessments of the meaning of these advances for policy are critical. Where science is misused and distorted to promote special interests, we work to:

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  • Identify key linkages between science and policy issues, and
  • Provide balanced and accurate assessments on specific science-based policy issues.
Responding to Oreskes and Conway's Merchants of Doubt

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