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| rick++ |
 Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2008 7:55 am |
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I was just reading the proposed 2009 science funding
in April Physics Today
and the USGS falls at the bottom of the list witha 7% cut.
As a whole earth science gets abotu 13% increase through
NSF and DOE.
This has happened for several years now and must be
difficult to work there. |
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| J. F. Cornwall |
| Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 9:41 am |
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rick++ wrote:
Quote: I was just reading the proposed 2009 science funding
in April Physics Today
and the USGS falls at the bottom of the list witha 7% cut.
As a whole earth science gets abotu 13% increase through
NSF and DOE.
This has happened for several years now and must be
difficult to work there.
It certainly can be, yes. I'm in water, not geology or hazards, but we
face the same thing. Again...
Jim |
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