Bette Hileman

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TOUGH TIMES FOR 2005 R&D BUDGET

Cheryl Hogue, Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, 2004 .

ACRYLAMIDE FOUND IN COOKED FOODS: High-level detection by Swedish researchers leads to flurry of government and industry testing

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

Monsanto assailed for bovine hormone actions

Bette Hileman, 1994 .

Reporting system for ag chemical use praised

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

New environmental technologies funded

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

BUSH'S PLAN TO CUT C02 EMISSIONS: Proposal seeks voluntary emissions cuts, critics doubtful that will work

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

Senate approves product liability reform law

Bette Hileman, 1995 .

government insights: Dividing the world in a more equitable way

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

PREPARING FOR AVIAN FLU: Much controversy surrounds U.S. plans for defeating a possible influenza pandemic

Bette Hileman, 2005 .

MUZZLING DISCUSSION: IN DANGER: DOI scientists are barred from discussing climate-change effect on polar bears

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK 2004: Divided Senate, presidential election will keep Congress from passing many bills this year

Jeff Johnson, Lois Ember, David Hanson, 2004 .

FOOD SAFETY: REGULATIONCalls intensify for creation of an independent food safety agency and overhaul of laws

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

GREENHOUSE GASES: Firms set up emissions exchange; President Bush pushes voluntary cuts

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

THE 'MAD' DISEASE HAS MANY FORMS: Has the U.S. government taken sufficient measures to keep it from infecting humans?

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

Ice core data show earlier climatic instability

Bette Hileman, 1993 .

New studies cast doubt on fluoridation benefits

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1989 .

Lab Rats, Mice Could Get More Protection

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

Air proposals stir up ever more controversy

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

REASSESSING DIOXINS: EPAs Science Advisory Board gives final approval to report on dioxins

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

U.S., Canada Blasted For Excess Energy Use

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

Bt Threat To Monarch Caterpillars Affirmed

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

Earth Summit Concludes With Agenda for Action, hut Little Funding: Delegates hope conference will mark turning point for accepting principles for development and better protection of the environment

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

Equivocal evidence for fluoride carcinogenicity

Bette Hileman, 1990 .

BIOTECH WHEAT'S INTENSE DEBATE

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

R&D GROWTH STALLS IN 2000 BUDGET

David Hanson, Jeff Johnson, Linda Raber, 1999 .

A GLOBALIZATION CONUNDRUM : VIEWS DIFFER SHARPLY OVER PROPOSED MULTILATERAL AGREEMENT ON INVESTMENT

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

government insights: Finalize The Long-Awaited Dioxin Assessment

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

ELECTRONIC WASTE: States strive to solve burgeoning disposal problem as more waste ends up in developing countries

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK '99

David Hanson, Jeff Johnson, Linda Raber, 1999 .

PACE OF GLOBAL CHANGE QUICKENS: UN report projects rapidly accelerating, potentially devastating warming

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

FDA Turns 100 : Agency has come a long way in its first century, but serious challenges remain

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

THE HUMAN GENOME MEETS THE LAW: Laws must be carefully crafted to avoid genetic discrimination and to allow public health advances from genetic data

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

DRUG SAFETY SYSTEM SHARPLY CRITICIZED: Speakers at Institute of Medicine meeting cite serious problems with FDA's monitoring system

Bette Hileman, 2005 .

Congressional Outlook '95

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Bette Hileman, 1995 .

Giant Chunk Of Antarctic Ice Shelf Collapses

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

Findings point to complexity of health effects of electric, magnetic fields

Bette Hileman, 1994 .

CLIMATE TREATY STALEMATE: Despite last-minute deal, clashing views doomed efforts to reach agreement on implementing Kyoto protocol

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

Contract To Speed Output of Flu Vaccines

Bette Hileman, 2005 .

REINING IN DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS: Food additives critics demand changes in the law governing supplements

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

NIH FIRES CONTRACTOR: CONFLICT OF INTEREST: firm evaluating chemicals also works for chemical manufacturers

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

Studies find divergent economic effects from climate-change policies

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

FDA COMMISSIONER ESIGNS: Sudden resignation of Lester M. Crawford gratifies some, surprises others

Bette Hileman, 2005 .

LOUISIANA STATE STRETCHED THIN

Bette Hileman, Rachel Petkewich, 2005 .

Shell And Statoil Plan To Use CO For Enhanced Offshore Oil Recovery

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

ENERGY DEPARTMENT HAS MADE PROGRESS CLEANING UP NUCLEAR WEAPONS PLANTS

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

REDUCING GREENHOUSE GASES: Large firms partner to cut emissions;environmental group will monitor progress

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

METHYL PARATHION: EPA'S CHALLENGE: Seeking to protect legal use as well as prevent misuse, agency convinces manufacturer to alter product

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

Miscarriages linked to two widely used glycols

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

Revised guidelines for listing carcinogens

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

OBSERVING EARTH VIA SATELLITE: NRC REPORT: Continued funding constraints will impede earth science studies

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

CHLORINE-BASED BLEACHING EPA rule to curb paper industry use

Bette Hileman, 1993 .

BIOSAFETY PACT PROVING ELUSIVE: U.S., Europe still at odds over trade in biotech organisms

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

VIRTUALLY GREEN: New institute uses the web to promote environmentally friendly chemistry

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

Ohio, New York agree on acid rain proposal

Bette Hileman, Wil Lepkowski, 1988 .

RECOGNIZING POLLUTION'S HAZARDS

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

FOOD SAFETY SYSTEM: Contaminated SPINACH prompts calls for major overhaul

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

Chlorine Industry Groups Make Moves To Ease Concerns about Their Products: ▪ Efforts aim to broaden public, scientific debate on healthy environmental effects of chlorine, chlorinated organics

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1993 .

NRC calls for more endocrine disrupter research

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

RESEARCH MISCONDUCT: Rules for handling misconduct are now in place, but new issues are surfacing

Bette Hileman, 2005 .

FDA COMMISSIONER RESIGNS

Bette Hileman, Stephen Trzaska, William B. Schulz, 2005 .

North Korea blocks nuclear fuel inspections

Bette Hileman, 1994 .

PESTICIDE TESTS: EPA ALTERS STANCE: Agency may consider results of humans tests in regulatory decisions

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

UN CLIMATE PANEL HEAD TO GO?: U.S. plans to support new chairman who would replace respected chemist

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK 2005

Jeff Johnson, Lois Ember, David Hanson, 2005 .

Scientists Attempt To Define Basic Research Needed For Future Vehicles: Auto industry wants researchers to focus on new materials, sensors, pollution prevention, and efficient power plants

Bette Hileman, 1995 .

CALIFORNIA BANS PHTHALATES IN TOYS: REGULATION: ACC laments that the law is not good science or good government

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

Treaty on biotech organisms concluded

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

Book on hormone disrupters stirs row

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

CLASH OVER BIOTECH FOOD POLICIES

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1999 .

DRUGS FROM PLANTS STIR DEBATE: Technology promises huge benefits but also raises a number of new risks

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

Climate treaty will harm U.S. economy, study finds

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

TREATY GROWS LESS CONTENTIOUS: Agreement on trade lists defining hazardous wastes eliminates much industry opposition to Basel Convention

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

VACCINE SHORTAGE SPURRING CHANGES: Experts suggest government market guarantees, more research could help

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS: Latest talks focus on adapting to global warming; Kyoto protocol sidelined

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

GOVERNMENT: Promises of aid to developing countries go unfulfilled

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

ANOTHER STAB AT SUPERFUND REFORM: Congress is trying to reauthorize Superfund, but there is little chance a bill will pass

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

OSHA, NIOSH mark 25 years, eye road ahead

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

EPA'S ENFORCEMENT SUCCESS ILLUSIVE: Agency has instituted several new policies to encourage compliance, but seemingly intractable problems remain

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

One plasticizer okay, another still suspect, says federal panel

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

Asbestos Bill Moves Out From Committee

Bette Hileman, 2005 .

ENVIRONMENTAL R&D BUDGET: Agencies launch attack on proposed cuts

Bette Hileman, 1995 .

ENERGY BILL HITS FINAL STRETCH: House and Senate begin hard work of finding compromises that ensure the bill's passage

Jeff Johnson, Bette Hileman, 2005 .

BUSH CHANGES COURSE ON C02: President now says capping emissions from power plants would be wrong

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

KYOTO CLIMATE CONFERENCE: Dramatic negotiations result in commitment to legally binding emissions reductions

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

ENSURING SOUND SILENCE

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

VACCINE SHORTAGE SPURRING CHANGES

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

RESEARCH TARGETS HAZARDOUS WASTE: Superfund Basic Research Program proves its worth in terms of new cleanup technologies and in setting standards

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

DIOXINS NOW ON TOXICS INVENTORY

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 2002 .

POLAR RESEARCH PUSH BEGINS: INVESTIGATION: International Polar Year will involve scientists from 63 countries

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

Changes to California's pesticide review urged

Bette Hileman, 1993 .

HUMAN TRIALS OF PESTICIDES: EPA issues a moratorium, asks NAS to review scientific and ethical issues

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 2001 .

LOUISIANA STATE STRETCHED THIN: Overcrowding, instability, and anxiety tax students and faculty at Baton Rouge campus

Bette Hileman, Rachel Petkewich, 2005 .

BROAD ENERGY BILL CLEARS HOUSE: Legislation's future is uncertain; many senators, environmentalists are opposed

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

Tough Job: Managing Research Labs: Multidisciplinary collaborations, electronic note taking, and shrinking funding are making managers'jobs difficult

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

REEXAMINING PESTICIDE RISK: Every reassessment decision EPA makes—especially about organophosphates—is still mired in controversy

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

Regulatory reform bill put off indefinitely

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

A misplaced effort: Climate-change research strategyr wiil do little to avert a real tragedy

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

FDA EXAMINES ITS PRIORITIES: Conference speakers discuss FDA's new methods to protect food and blood supplies and problems posed by medical errors

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

NEWS OF THE WEEK: EVALUATING PESTICIDESEPA must consider human test data

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

Clinton's 1995 Budget Proposal Calls for Increases in R&D Funding: But in a tightly constrained budget, the focus is on research that addresses national goals

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Bette Hileman, 1994 .

FDA WALKS A FINE LINE

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

CLIMATE-CHANGE DEBATE SHIFTS: Businesses and governments discuss top-down, bottom-up approaches to averting irreversible DANGEROUS CHANGE

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

SEEKING CONTROL OF INTERNET DRUG SALES: White House proposal would require FDA licenses for online pharmacies, raise fines for selling drugs without prescriptions

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

Scientists Warn That Disease Threats Increase As Earth Warms Up: Medical prof essionals at international meeting discuss health threats posed by climate change, advise on strategies to deal with them

Bette Hileman, 1995 .

Clouds absorb more solar radiation than researchers previously thought

Bette Hileman, 1995 .

U.S. takes a beating for its C02 stance

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

Mattel plans to replace PVC with biopolymers

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

Warning On DEHP

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

Marburger Responds To Charges Of Politicized Science

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

INSIGHTS: POLARIZATION OVER BIOTECH FOODThe debate is about how modern agriculture is done and whether it should be changed

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 2001 .

KYOTO SUCCESS IN JAPAN'S HANDS: Japan waffles on whether it will ratify the protocol without U.S.

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

Climate change debate heating up

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

WHAT'S HIDING IN TRANSGENIC FOODS?: Federal agencies seek allergenicity protocols to test and regulate genetically modified foods

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

C&EN TALKS WITH: RICHARD T. JOHNSONPioneer neuroscientist says major improvements are needed in U.S. prion research programs

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

Budget bill mandates growth hormone moratorium

Bette Hileman, 1993 .

Aventis Suspends Bt Corn Seed Sales

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

DIOXINS RISK ASSESSMENT: Science Advisory Board urges EPA to finalize and publish study

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

BALI COMPROMISE: UN CONFERENCE: U.S. concessions allow agreement on continuing climate-change talks

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

U.S. Unlikely To Achieve Goal Of Stabilizing Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Every step the U.S. takes to reduce emissions is overwhelmed by even stronger trends pushing in the opposite direction

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY MAKING AN IMPACT: The discipline is making inroads in research and industrial arenas, but is just starting to influence public policy

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

Industry's privacy rights: Is science shortchanged?

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

Hearing probes economics, scientific soundness of global change program

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

RICHARD T. JOHNSON

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

Chemical issues spur U.S.-North Korea talks

Bette Hileman, 1994 .

THE ANIMAL RIGHTS MOVEMENT IMPACT

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

Organic food proposal elicits flood of comments

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM TOXIC CHEMICALS: Book delineates how PROFIT MOTIVES AND LAWS often stand in the way of preventing harm

Bette Hileman, 2009 .

Local citizens' group taking heat from EPA

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK 2006

Cheryl Hogue, Bette Hileman, Susan Morrissey, 2006 .

White House defines scientific misconduct

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

INSIGHTS: Bisphenol A On TrialOnly an unbiased panel with appropriate expertise can resolve apparently CONFLICTING RESULTS of health studie

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

CHEMRAWN in Moscow Provides Practical Approaches to Industry Goals: Conference focuses on how chemistry can help sustainable development,waste reduction efforts in Russia and other nations

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

DIOXIN INVENTORY HOMING IN ON MISSING EMISSIONS

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

Multiple Chemical Sensitivity: This enigmatic syndrome has no generally accepted definition or proved physiological mechanism, yet it is increasingly being recognized in government regulations and the courts

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1991 .

DAUBERT RULES CHALLENGE COURTS: Critics argue that 1993 decision on scientific evidence denies justice, compromises science

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

Canada capitulates on MMT, settles with Ethyl

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

SCIENTISTS SUPPORT CURBING CO: In a Supreme Court brief, researchers call for federal regulation of motor vehicle CO2

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

New details on nuclear weapons program bared

Bette Hileman, 1994 .

ENVIRONMENT: CLEANING UP THE GREAT LAKESReleases of persistent toxics have declined, but there's been little progress in cleaning up sediments

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

C02 EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS: Global pact calls for nonbinding cuts

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

BIOTECH REGULATION UNDER ATTACK: Public interest groups, some government officials are concerned that testing regime for transgenic organisms is inadequate

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

Unending debate over definition of research misconduct

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1997 .

GOVERNMENT INSIGHTS: Building the car of the future

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

FDA LAMBASTED FOR LAX INSPECTIONS: FOOD SAFETY: Checks of imports called totally inadequate

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE DEBATE: Despite growing conflict between U.S. and EU, history of precautionary action has been similar

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

government insights: Dilemma over malaria

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

government insights: The downside of environmental rules: Opportunities for crime

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

LONG ROAD AHEAD FOR CAR CONSORTIUM: Has PNGV been a stimulus leading to a revolutionary fuel-efficient auto, or a well-funded detour?

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

U.S. to promote exports of green technologies

Bette Hileman, 1993 .

EARTH SUMMIT: U.S. is odd man out in Rio

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

EPA head berates U.S. Earth Summit efforts

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

2005 ACS NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS

Ron Dagani, Linda Raber, William Schulz, 2005 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK '98: Balanced budget issues will head short legislative session that will debate energy, environmental, and science policy matters

Jeff Johnson, Lois Ember, David Hanson, 1998 .

BISHPENOL A TRIGGERS CANCER

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

MODELS FORECAST QUICKER WARMING: Average global temperatures may rise substantially faster than anticipated

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

Energy Department supports C0 sequestration research

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

CONGRESS 2001: The spirit of bipartisanship and the act of compromise will be needed if the House and Senate are to pass any meaningful legislation this year

David Hanson, Cheryl Hogue, Jeff Johnson, 2001 .

Web of Interactions Makes It Difficult To Untangle Global Warming Data: Despite the complexities, experts have made progress in approaching a comprehensive understanding of the chaotic climate system

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1992 .

Bush's 1993 Budget Proposes 5% Increase in Funding for R&D: NSF's budget would exceed $3 billion, individual investigators would get more support, and various science education plans would receive more funding

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Bette Hileman, 1992 .

Phaseout Of CFCs Leads To Unexpected Problems

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

DRUG PROPOSAL UNDER ATTACK: Brand-name and generic drug firms are dissatisfied with revised rule

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

BIOSAFETY TREATY STALLS: Talks to craft a treaty to regulate trade in genetically engineered organisms break down over agricultural commodities

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

U.S. unveils environmental technology strategy

Bette Hileman, 1995 .

R&D GROWTH STALLS IN 2000 BUDGET: Total funding falls 1% as defense R&D takes a big cut, but other agencies get modest spending raises in fiscal 2000

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, Linda Raber, 1999 .

Leaked Dioxin Report Stokes Controversy

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

U.S. urged to change CO emissions policy

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

MAD COW DISEASE: Regulatory changes stemming from discovery of one diseased cow create new conflicts exacerbated by gaps in scientific understanding

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

ALTERNATIVE AGRICULTURE: Concept finds unexpected support

Bette Hileman, 1990 .

Biomass burning: environment hurt more than thought.

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1990 .

VACCINES AND AUTISM

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

Belgium has a problem: Dioxin-tainted food

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1999 .

FDA MOVES TO IMPROVE SYSTEM: Embattled agency takes steps to better track safety of marketed drugs, but critics urge radical change

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

Chemical testing plan draws praise

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

U.K. moratorium on biotech crops urged

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

Global temperatures hit 1,200-year high

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

AN NIH DIRECTOR STEPS ASIDE

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

Tighter nuclear safeguards needed to stop thefts

Bette Hileman, 1994 .

Panel urges common sense approach to environment

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

EU, U.S. Clash Over Environmental Policies: Conflicts over climate change, biotech crops, and beef hormones are leading to difficult negotiations, trade wars

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

ACTION ON GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE: Science academies call for greenhouse gas cuts; industry testifies to reductions

Jeff Johnson, Bette Hileman, 2005 .

PESTICIDE REREGISTRATION: Interest groups keep EPA's feet to the fire over the Food Quality Protection Act

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 2001 .

Bt corn pollen kills monarch caterpillars

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

Endocrine disrupter screens on the way

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

GENETIC ENGINEERING CONFINING BIOTECH ORGANISMS

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

COX-2 HEARING

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 2005 .

Senate Votes To Close Patent Loopholes

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

Climate treaty opens for signatures, but major issues remain

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

U.S. Abandons Kyoto Protocol

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

BP Shifts Policy On Climate Change

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

WEIGHING TOXIC TORTS: Book outlines THE GULF between science and the law

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

NEWS FOCUS: Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields Remain UnresolvedBiological effects from low-level nonionizing fields are well established, but clear answers about adverse health effects continue to elude researchers

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1993 .

FORD SETS CO REDUCTIONS: Company announces its greenhouse gas emissions, outlines plan to cut them

Bette Hileman, 2001 .

Nations move to coordinate endocrine disrupter research

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

EN ROUTE: LESS COSTLY JOURNALS: ACS and a library coalition are developing alternatives to high-priced journals

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

Data rebut interglacial temperature swing idea

Bette Hileman, 1993 .

Alternative Disposal Methods For Excess U.S. Weapons Plutonium Proposed: ▪ Two groups each claim their method could solve the problem of storing weapons-grade plutonium in less than a decade

Bette Hileman, 1994 .

Gene-engineered bovine product banned

Bette Hileman, 1990 .

MISCONDUCT IN SCIENCE PROBED

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

Little Progress Made In New Delhi

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

TESTING OF CHEMICALS ON HUMANS: Use for pesticide analysis creates Gordian knot of validity, ethics, and human rights issues

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

Volacano emissions may cause global cooling

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1992 .

Quarrels disrupt talks on cuts in greenhouse gas emissions

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

PROJECT XL DRAWS MIXED REVIEWS

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

BISPHENOL A SAFETY: TOXICOLOGY: Research results may call into question conclusions of a federal report

Bette Hileman, 2008 .

NO QUICK FIX FOR ACRYLAMIDE IN FOOD: Intense scrutiny has provided methods of reduction but few answers about risk

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

FDA SCIENCE FORUM

Bette Hileman, 2005 .

TIMES BEACH DETOX NEARS END: Although incineration of dioxin-laced soil may be finished soon, controversy surrounds almost every aspect of the operation

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

USDA Licenses Rapid Assays For BSE

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

R&D BUDGET FACES LEAN YEAR: Bush proposal is strong on defense and security, while basic research is left with minimal gain

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, Cheryl Hogue, 2003 .

ICE CORE RECORD EXTENDED

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 2005 .

Special Report: Fluoridation of Water.

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1988 .

AN URGENT PLEA ON GLOBAL WARMING: Researchers are calling for immediate, near-term action to reduce C02 emissions

Bette Hileman, 2004 .

RIO EARTH SUMMIT: Meeting ends with hope, disappointment

Bette Hileman, 1992 .

BIOSAFETY NEGOTIATIONS: Protocol on exports of genetically engineered organisms could impede the biotechnology industry

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

UN ISSUES DIRE CLIMATE WARNINGS: CLIMATE CHANGE: Human activities are responsible for temperature rise, panel's report says

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

U.S. And Russia Face Urgent Decisions On Weapons Plutonium: Possibility of terrorist diversion, outright theft drive move for new safeguards, choice of optimum disposal methods

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1994 .

PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE: As defined recently, the principle provides a new guide to U.S. environmental policy

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

COUNTERFEIT DRUGS: Threat of fakes is growing, but many technologies could fight the problem

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

HARD CHOICES FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY: Some experts consider growth in nuclear power essential for 21st century, but it faces opposition and there are alternatives

Bette Hileman, 1996 .

ACRYLAMIDE WORRIES EXPERTS: How it gets there and what risks it may present are unanswered questions

Bette Hileman, 2002 .

FDA FINALIZES RULES FOR DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS: QUALITY CONTROL: Agency will require testing of ingredients

Bette Hileman, 2007 .

Panel okays disputed bovine growth hormone

Bette Hileman, 1990 .

Difficult negotiations on persistent pollutants lie ahead

Bette Hileman, 1998 .

CMA will spend $100 million more on basic research

Bette Hileman, 1999 .

GUILTY Crawford admits to filing false financial documents

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

CANADA HOSTS UN CLIMATE MEETING

Bette Hileman, 2005 .

Report says chlorinated organics are safe for use

Bette Hileman, B. Hilemàn, 1994 .

INSIGHTS: HERETICAL POSITION ON NUCLEAR POWERSome environmentalists believe nuclear power must be one option to combat catastrophic climate change

Bette Hileman, 2006 .

Tetraethyllead Versus Ethanol: A Precautionary Tale

Bette Hileman, 2000 .

COUNTERFEIT DRUGS: Sophisticated technologies and old-fashioned fraud pose risks to the prescription drug supply in the U.S.

Bette Hileman, 2003 .

BLUEPRINT FOR R&D SPENDING

Linda Raber, Bette Hileman, Lois Ember, 1997 .

GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE: Nations, business interests struggle over policies before Kyoto meeting

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

HORMONE DISRUPTER RESEARCH EXPANDS: Number of health effects linked to endocrine disrupters grows, cause-effect relationships remain elusive

Bette Hileman, 1997 .

CLINTON ADMINISTRATION:: Environmentalist named to head EPA

Janice Long, Bette Hileman, 1992 .