climateprogress.org - 12/20/2008
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holdren.jpg Science magazine is reporting today that “Strong indications are that President-elect Barack Obama has picked physicist John Holdren to be the president’s science adviser.” I have known Holdren for over a decade and have discussed energy/climate issues with him many times. He ...
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John Holdren to be Obama's Science Advisor
reason.com 12/19/2008 — Eli Kintisch is reporting at the ScienceInsider blog that John Holdren , who is a Professor of Environmental Policy and Director of Program in Science, Technology, and Public Policy at Havard's John F. Kennedy School of Government will be tapped as ...
Obama's Science Advisor
corner.nationalreview.com 12/19/2008 — It looks like president-elect Obama will name John P. Holdren as his science advisor. Holdren is a professor of environmental policy at Harvard and former president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. As Ron Bailey points out, ...
Obama Announces Science, Technology Team in Radio Address
thepage.time.com 12/20/2008 — [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMlXNrBxM0g&w=360]
The president-elect names Dr. John Holdren as an assistant and policy director and Dr. Jane Lubchenco to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Holdren, Dr. Eric Lander and Dr. Harold Varmus are also selected as ...
Replacing the Invisible Man —
Daily Kos
You know Hadley and Cheney, Perino and Paulson, Mukasey and Kempthorne, Gates, Card and Bolton, but do you recall the most invisible White House dweller of all... Hey, who's the White House science adviser? When's the last you heard his name? Who's so very rarely mentioned, when the White ...
The "Insights" of Paul Ehrlich —
Ross Douthat
Yuval Levin flags this footnote from a 2006 speech by Barack Obama's new science adviser, John Holdren; it's attached to a line in which Holdren references the threat that "continuing population growth" poses to human flourishing: This was the key insight in Paul Ehrlich's The Population Bomb ...
John Holdren as Science Advisor —
democracyarsenal.org
I was thrilled to get a press release from my old stomping grounds, the Belfer Center , just moments ago, indicating that John Holdren would be Obama's Science Adviser.
John Judis labels him "the Mick Jagger of Climate Change" and I'd have to agree. Within moments of meeting John ...
Obama’s Scientists —
Matthew Yglesias
A couple of additional Obama appointments broke last night. One is John Holdren from Woods Hole and the dread HKS as presidential science adviser. I wrote one two three posts about a talk I heard Holdren give in Aspen back in July. He’s a very intense guy on the climate change issue ...
Hooray for Holdren! —
Open Left - Front Page
I remember my reaction the first time I met John Holdren: my jaw was on the floor. Once I picked it up, I wrote to a friend:
I saw John Holdren speak last night on global warming. It was one of the greatest technical talks I've ever seen. Without slides or anything, he simply walked through the ...
Report: Holdren to Lead White House Science Policy —
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By Joel Achenbach President-elect Obama will announce this weekend that he has selected physicist John Holdren, who has devoted much of his career to energy and environmental research, as his White House science adviser, according to a published report today. The Obama transition office would ...
Obama Ready to Pick Science Adviser —
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire
"Strong indications are that President-elect Barack Obama has picked physicist John Holdren to be the president's science adviser," according to Science .
"Holdren had been planning to attend a staff meeting this morning with colleagues at the Belfer Center for Science and International ...
More Cabinet Picks & Other Appointments —
Shakesville
• Rep. Linda Solis (D-CA) has reportedly been selected as the next Secretary of Labor. The daughter of Mexican and Nicaraguan immigrants and the only congressmember of Central American descent, Solis is strongly pro-union earned a 100% rating from the AFL-CIO last year. • Physicist John Holdren ...
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