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Catch the Bill Press Show tomorrow at 8:30 am ET for insights on Storm World and federal agency media policies.

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I will be appearing live on the Bill Press Show, the top rated progressive morning radio show, tomorrow morning at around 8:30 am ET. You can listen here. The subject is Storm World. Bill broadcasts right out of the Center for American Progress building, and after the show the Mooney-Nisbet talk on site will begin....so it'll be a busy morning. But I hope to have something to say about the new GAO report on federal agency media policies for scientists...

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