Likely New House Science Chair Seeks to Move Away from "Suspicion" of Science
If elected, Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson will, among other things, bring a different attitude toward climate science
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Scientists Spot Giant Crater Hidden under Greenland's Ice
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