Issues in Science and Technology, Spring 2001, Table of Contents



Spring 2001 OTA reconsidered; Airline safety; Civilizing the SUV; Older drivers; Driver behavior and safety; Climate change; Economic development. Kevin Finneran Where's the Science? Bush budget outline leaves little room for research spending increases; Key unresolved science issues to be revived in 107th Congress; Administration puts new medical privacy rules on hold; Boehlert is new chair of House Science Committee. Congress again considers "green" payments to farmers. David H. Guston E. J. Woodhouse Daniel Sarewitz A Science and Technology Policy Focus for the Bush Administration John M. Logsdon Just Say Wait to Space Power Worrying efficiently (Review of The Ingenuity Gap) Constructing reality bit by bit (Review of Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace) Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. Joseph I. Lieberman The New Three R's: Reinvestment, Reinvention, Responsibility Alan I. Leshner Addiction Is a Brain Disease Jack Mendelsohn Is Arms Control Dead? Energy Resurfaces as a Major Concern John P. Holdren Searching for a National Energy Policy Peter Fox-penner Greg Basheda A Short Honeymoon for Utility Deregulation New Approaches to Environmental Regulation Steven Gibb Science and Economics Prominent on EPA Agenda Richard A. Minard, Jr. Transforming Environmental Regulation Cary Coglianese Jennifer Nash Bolstering Private-Sector Environmental Management
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