Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) reports that the current US budget proposes steep cuts to the nation’s Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) library network, an impressive asset used heavily by not only the public but the agency’s scientists. The cuts come alongside government mandates for new research into nanotechnology, potable water safety, and air pollution. Can the new research and the solutions that might come of them be realized without the EPA’s library resources?

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