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Science Diplomacy: An Introduction
Finding Aid to the AAAS Population, Resources, and Environment Program Records
Professional Ethics Report: Fall 2016
Skipper Rich Wilson Educates through Sailing in Second Vendée Globe Bid
Follow Skipper Rich Wilson's bid for a second completion as the oldest competitor in the Vendée Globe solo sailing race, while learning about the science and geography of such a venture.
Spotlight on Science Writers: Sy Montgomery
In this blog post, author Sy Montgomery shares the story behind The Octopus Scientists: Exploring the Mind of a Mollusk, winner of the 2016 AAAS/Subaru SB&F Prize for Excellence in Science Books in the Middle School Science Book category.
2015 in Review: Top Resources on Science NetLinks
Passion for Water Balloon Physics Makes Way for Evidence-Based Policymaking
Experts Share Positive Outlook on Syrian Chemical Weapons Destruction
Human Rights: A Basic Overview

Human rights are fundamental entitlements needed to safeguard every person’s dignity and promote the realization of each person’s full potential. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights describes human rights as:

Climate Change and Other Problems Urgently Need Attention, Says Top Public Funder of Global Environmental Protection Projects

Naoko Ishii, CEO of the Global Environmental Facility, speaking at the eighth Hitachi lecture. [AAAS/Carla Schaffer]

Naoko Ishii, CEO of the Global Environmental Facility, speaking at the eighth Hitachi lecture.
[AAAS/Carla Schaffer]

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