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Roger Wicker's Public Statements on Issue: Science

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On The Ballot: Running, Republican for U.S. Senate (MS) - Sr

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09/13/2022 Cantwell, Hickenlooper, Lummis, Wicker, Introduce Bill to Thin Out the 900,000 Pieces of Orbiting Junk That Endanger the Future of Space Exploration
04/27/2021 Wicker, Colleagues Reintroduce Bipartisan Rural STEM Education Act
03/12/2021 Klobuchar, Wicker, Bilirakis, Butterfield Introduce Bipartisan, Bicameral Legislation to Accelerate Rare Disease Treatments
12/18/2020 Bipartisan NASA Authorization Bill Clears Senate
12/17/2020 Wicker, Cantwell, Schatz Introduce National Ocean Exploration Act
06/04/2020 Gardner, Peters, Wicker Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Advance Artificial Intelligence Research
05/24/2018 Wicker Introduces Pro-Life Legislation to Save Human Embryos
05/02/2017 Senate Unanimously Approves Bill to Improve Space Weather Prediction
12/13/2016 Wicker's "EUREKA' Plan Becomes Law
12/01/2016 Wicker's Alzheimer's Initiative Passes House
04/27/2016 Wicker, Reed Lead Call for Improved Data on Child Participation in NIH Clinical Health Trials
07/14/2015 Wicker Announces "EUREKA Act' Proposal
05/20/2015 Wicker Proposal Would Strengthen Public-Private Space Partnership
05/23/2013 Wicker, Begich, Schatz Introduce Bipartisan NOAA Corps Amendments Act
05/09/2013 Smith, Lofgren Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Create Science Laureate Position
05/08/2013 Hirono, Wicker, Lofgren, Smith Introduce Bill To Create A Science Laureate of the United States
08/01/2012 Sens. Sherrod Brown, Roger Wicker Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Strengthen and Expand Pediatric Research
10/20/2011 Senators Recognize Contributions of Stennis Space Center to Gulf Coast
09/16/2010 Wicker Says Taxpayer Dollars Should Not be Used for Embryonic Stem Cell Research
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