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Ralph Hall's Public Statements on Issue: Science

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01/10/2013 Rep. Hall Named Chairman Emeritus of Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
03/07/2012 Members Critical of President's NASA Budget Proposal
02/08/2012 Blue Ribbon Commission Stresses Need for Permanent Geologic Storage for Spent Nuclear Fuel
02/07/2012 Committee Approves Bills to Study Mid-Level Ethanol Fuel Blends and to Coordinate Federal Networking and Information Technology R&D
12/06/2011 Witnesses Discuss Challenges for the James Webb Space Telescope
10/26/2011 Members Question Witnesses on Future Private Market for Human Spaceflight
09/13/2011 Witnesses Highlight Importance of Public-Private Partnerships to Inspire Students in STEM Fields
03/31/2011 Witnesses Highlight Flawed Processes Used to Generate Climate Change Science, Inform Policy
03/11/2011 Increased Spending Focus of NSF, NIST Budget Hearing
03/02/2011 Committee Questions NASA Administrator on Budget
02/17/2011 Republicans Question President's Science Advisor
02/25/2010 Griffith Defends NASA Constellation Program In Science And Technology Committee Hearing
09/14/2009 Regional Innovation Key To Competitiveness, Economic Growth
06/15/2009 Hall Tours Kennedy Space Center, Reiterates Support For Human Space Exploration
12/05/2008 Hall Recognizes Winner of the Level One Lunar Lander Challenge
09/27/2008 Congress Puts NASA Bill On Fast Track to the White House
07/30/2008 Committee Holds Hearing Honoring NASA's 50th Anniversary
03/12/2008 On Committee's 50th Anniversary, Bill Gates Addresses American Innovation and Competitiveness
10/31/2007 NASA to Release Pilor Survey; Hall Urges Balance of Transparency, Confidentiality
07/12/2007 Republican Members Continue To Seek
05/17/2007 Witnesses Say NASA Workforce Must Be Ready For Future Challenges
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