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New strategy for the War on Poverty? Bush scholars say it’s badly needed
Paper pinpoints a key problem with the existing poverty measures — the government uses the same poverty level in rural Arkansas as in New York City
China’s economy: A&M scholar takes first steps to gather household data
Survey seeks better understanding of saving, spending, borrowing, income and the unemployment rate
A&M-Galveston lands $7.25M grant to study effects of 2010 oil spill in Gulf of Mexico
Research will focus on impact of oil on the Gulf of Mexico ecosystem and on public health
Haze over China is a mix of weather, emissions and aerosols, study says
Of the 20 most polluted cities in the world, China is home to 16
Survey ranks teaching observatory third among colleges in the nation
Head of astronomy department gives credit to work of the observatory’s first and only manage
Performance anxiety: Helping nurses learn to cope with on-the-job stress
Researchers are studying the effects of music therapy, movement meditation and other approaches
How to save energy while producing a key component for most plastics
New method developed at Texas A&M separates propylene from propane with a more environmentally friendly process
Introducing the Reveille Russet: a wake-up call for the potato industry?
Named for Aggieland’s mascot, this new russet offers a high yield with a strong resistance to drought and hail
Engage the tractor beam, Scotty: Physicists move spheres with lasers
Research team at Texas A&M-Qatar is shifting particles up to 20 centimeters