And, Eddie Bernice Johnson and her challenger, Fred Wood, while we’re at it.
From the folks who TRIED to bring us ScienceDebate 2008 during the presidential primary season, but for the pointed lack of cooperation of both Republican and Democratic candidates, with the input of readers, here is the list of seven questions related to science policy that every candidate for the House or Senate should be asked.
The basic categories are innovation, climate change, energy, education, water, research and health. Read the whole thing for a detailed question in each category and more, as well as links to learn how to fire science-related questions at your candidates.
A list of questions for the presidential candidates is forthcoming.
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Note: Labels can help describe people but should never be used to pin them to an anthill.
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