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 | | Whether they are helping shape national science and technology priorities or addressing closer-to-home problems of the environment, health care, education, energy, and economic development, states must have ways of gathering knowledge, of learning from one another, and of putting their ideas and priorities forward in national science and technology forums. |
 | | The science and technology advisor should serve on the governor's executive advisory team, as a trusted source of objective advice, integrating the views and knowledge of experts in academic institutions, industry, and elsewhere throughout the state and the nation. |
 | | Additional science and technology spending by states, on colleges and universities, on basic research, and on science and technology for regulatory and mission agencies may total in the hundreds of millions, but it is difficult to determine an exact figure. |
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