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Scientists Want Place in U.S. Foreign Policy
Prominent scientists believe there should be an emphasis on science when the United States makes foreign policy, whether the discussion is about energy and global warming or fighting diseases such as AIDS and malaria. Nobel laureates Harold Varmus and David Baltimore, and Nina Fedoroff, science advisor to Condoleezza Rice, voiced their opinions at the World Science Summit in New York City in May. It's a long time in coming, but Science News offers excerpts of their comments in the current issue.
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