February 5, 2014 Fracking around the Web: New Findings, New Laws, Not-so-new Questions Deborah Bailin Former contributor
January 27, 2014 A Science-Informed Post-Sandy Resilience Plan, but Hoboken Faces Challenges Implementing It Deborah Bailin Former contributor
January 16, 2014 “Climate Change Invaded My Field”: A Conversation with Historian and Science Advocate Steven Leibo Deborah Bailin Former contributor
December 6, 2013 New Report from the Endangered Species Coalition Celebrating 40 Years of Success Deborah Bailin Former contributor
November 22, 2013 Talking Turkey: Saying “No Thanks” to the Poultry Rule This Thanksgiving Deborah Bailin Former contributor
November 20, 2013 New CREW Report on Fracking Industry Contributions to Congressional Candidates Deborah Bailin Former contributor
October 17, 2013 5 Ways the Shutdown Will Continue to Be a Drag for Early Career Scientists Deborah Bailin Former contributor
October 3, 2013 Fracking and My Community’s Socioeconomic Stability: Will My Boomtown Go Bust? Deborah Bailin Former contributor
September 10, 2013 Survey Says? Forum Attendees Shed Light on the Public’s Discussion on Hydraulic Fracturing Deborah Bailin Former contributor
July 3, 2013 An Independence Day Tribute to Science and Democracy: Eight Great Quotes by U.S. Presidents Deborah Bailin Former contributor
May 22, 2013 The Sciences, the Humanities, and the Sequester: Partners in Democracy at Risk Deborah Bailin Former contributor
April 23, 2013 Of Birds and Bats and Civet Cats: Why We Need Scientists to Collaborate on the New Avian Flu Deborah Bailin Former contributor
