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Physics Frontline Blog
APS Washington Office Launches Physics Frontline Blog. Check out the latest news, analysis and commentary on the intersection of physics and policy issues, including energy, innovation, climate change, basic research and nuclear. Let your voice be heard. Make a comment!
Reigniting Innovation Ecology
Nation Must "reignite its innovation ecology," says Argonne National Laboratory Director Eric Isaacs at the National Press Club in Washington DC.
The Senate Can Improve on the House Bill
Roll Call newspaper publishes op-ed by Nobel Laureate Burton Richter who writes about importance of funding basic and applied research in the climate bill.
Tackling America’s 21st Century Challenges
American Innovation Task Force's Basic Research Brochure is now available.
Letter to President Obama
APS Among 200 U.S. Business, Scientific & Higher Education Organizations That Commend President Obama's Commitment to Scientific Research & Innovation
Rebuilding Science Infrastructure Creates Jobs
Op-ed by Michael S. Lubell, APS Director of Public Affairs
Energy Future: Think Efficiency Report
A different take on energy efficiency
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U.S. Congressional Members Write for APS
Each issue of Capitol Hill Quarterly features relevant science and physics policy analysis written by a member of Congress specifically for APS.
- Rep. Tauscher (D-CA 10)
Controlling Nuclear Fuel
- Rep. Ehlers (R-MI 3rd)
A Presidential Physicist? 
- Rep. DeLauro (D-CT 3rd)
Critical U.S. Technology
APS Op-Eds and Editorials
APS Members' Opinions Appear in National Media Outlets
POPA Report Suggestion Box
Over the past two decades the APS Council has authorized the Panel on Public Affairs (POPA) to initiate in-depth studies on topics ranging from energy and environment to national security issues. POPA is now accepting ideas and proposals from APS members for future studies and reports.
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