California's science-based environmental protection and
public health programs are widely recognized as among
the most sophisticated
and advanced in the world. Unfortunately,
substandard
state scientific salaries threaten California's vital
environmental and public health programs because
many state agencies can't keep or recruit skilled
scientists.
Why? Because California scientists make 27% less
than
scientists working in other branches of government.
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CAPS Celebrates State
Scientist Day 2009
KQCA My 58 Pre-Event Coverage on May 19, 2009
Featuring CAPS Board Member and
Public Relations Chair Yvonne Addassi
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