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Out in Front on 'Big Science'

From the 1960s to 1999


On the House science committee for over 30 years George Brown led an array of science efforts, including one that greens look to as prescient -- he drafted legislation establishing the first federal climate change research program via the Federal Climate Program Act of 1978. His profound accomplishments are especially missed now in the current era as anti-science positioning in the U.S. Congress threatens national and global security...


George Brown on the 'Big Picture'

Congressional Speech, 1969, Can Our Environment Be Saved


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