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What are the chances that their online connection will lead to true love? With so many people staying home and limiting their social exposure to people they don't know, many are going for 'first dates' on video calls. A relationship expert weighs in on whether the chemistry can last. → Read More
The organization Science Debate is gearing up for the November midterms by pushing those seeking office to tell the public about their views on STEM issues → Read More
Until we insist that candidates address science and technology policy when campaigning, we cannot expect them to do so once they’re in office → Read More
Until we insist that candidates address science and technology policy when campaigning, we cannot expect them to do so once they’re in office → Read More
What can you do about? A lot. So go get started... → Read More
There's reason to hope he will promote renewables when he's secretary of energy, too. → Read More
We need more scientific expertise in the policy-making process. Scientists and engineers should run for elected office in local and national politics. → Read More
The Science Debate organization has asked each candidate 20 questions; here's a preview of their answers on one of them → Read More
Austin, Texas has changed a great deal over the past decade with a burgeoning population and ever-increasing traffic challenges. But this innovative city has an exciting plan forward... → Read More
The ScienceDebate organization is working hard to get science policy into the political conversation → Read More
As the presidential election gets closer, many of us are paying attention to the priorities of the leading candidates. But are the candidates paying attention to the preferences and attitudes of voters? The United States is diverse and it's always interesting to see how different groups prioritize important issues. Here at Plugged In, we pay close attention to energy, particularly given the U.S.… → Read More
Since 1994, Gallup has been tracking U.S. attitudes on nuclear energy. Last week, they released new survey results suggesting the majority of Americans oppose nuclear energy. But do they? On the surface, it's clear something has shifted, but polling is subject to many influences and The UT Energy Poll results from January tell a bit of a different story. Why the disparity? Anyone paying… → Read More
More than half of Americans express concern over energy security. → Read More
The candidates talk about national security, guns and the economy—but almost never about the science policy issues that have a huge impact on our lives → Read More
A wall between the U.S. and Mexico won't keep immigrants out and climate change will intensify pressure northward. → Read More
Seventy-six percent of Americans now say that climate change is occurring, up eight points from one year ago. And Republicans are largely responsible → Read More
A new poll reveals that voters will be paying close attention to science and technology policy priorities of candidates leading up to the 2016 presidential election. → Read More
Unlike past elections, global warming may emerge as a significant policy issue in the 2016 campaign → Read More
A new video covering everything you always wanted to know about energy--or at least, a lot of it. → Read More
The new results from the nationally representative UT Energy Poll are out today, highlighting the way so many energy issues have become politicized. A standout this ... → Read More