This article in The Examiner reminded me of Pee Wee’s “Connect the Dots” jingle from my youth. The article is a puff piece for the American Education Research Association’s amicus brief in support of racial preferences in Fisher v. University … Continue reading
On June 5, the Supreme Court of Washington will decide whether to take on PLF’s Olympic Stewardship Foundation case. The Court’s decision could have major ramifications for the applicability of science in the land use planning process. The OSF case … Continue reading
Author: Daniel Himebaugh Anyone interested in the interplay of science, media, and public policy should check out Todd Myers' recent Environmental Watch. Myers critiques a Seattle Times story which concluded that climate change is adversely affecting Costa Rican coffee yields, … Continue reading