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When Does Government Regulation Go Too Far?

Posted by Antonio Chaves on Friday, April 2, 2021, In : miscellaneous science news 
When do government regulators get in the way of innovation? More often than you think:

https://cleantechnica.com/2021/03/30/are-us-regulators-regulating-or-dominating/

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Space Village Grows in a Sleepy Border Town

Posted by Antonio Chaves on Tuesday, March 9, 2021, In : miscellaneous science news 
This story hits home for me because I have relatives in the Rio Grande Valley and visited it many times when I attended graduate school at Texas A & M. It is very exciting that a space center is going to be built in one of the poorest counties in the nation. Unsurprisingly, some retirees who live near the growing space center are opposed and do not want to move. Nevertheless, all of these are vacation homes and there are many coastal alternatives in the valley where they can live at a safe di...

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This blog was originally created in January 2013 to serve as a means for providing updates on science activities from the environmental science lab manual Ecology, Development, and Sustainability. I have now expanded its purpose to include other items of interest to science teachers. 

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