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Christina Reed

  • Journalist and European Correspondent, ClimateWire, Freelance
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: New Scientist, Scientific American, Science Magazine, E&E News, Chemistry World, Shelf Awareness, PACNEWS, Frolic Media, AGU's Eos
Freelance Journalist and European Correspondent

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Texas Forensic Science Commission Supports NIST Recommendations

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By Christina Reed
| nist.gov
NIST forensic science program leads recommend analysts include alongside their results information about their adherence to an approved method and the performance of that method when tested using samples that are most reflective of the quality or conditions or the evidence in the case at hand. The Texas Forensic Science Commission (TFSC) reviewed the NIST authors’ recommendations and established a collaborative working group focused on understanding and implementing them in Texas labs.
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New report shows strengths and weaknesses in Pacific conservation

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By Christina Reed
| PACNEWS Verified
New report shows strengths and weaknesses in Pacific conservation By Christina Reed Of all the factors considered in an extensive analysis on the state of the environment and conservation in the Pacific Islands, released recently during the 10th Pacific Islands Conference for Nature Conservation and Protected Areas, the reduction of ozone depleting substances has received the only triple gold crown.
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France to ban 36 glyphosate products by end of 2020

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By Christina Reed
| Chemistry World Verified
Move follows similar bans in several European states, with safety agency citing ‘absence of scientific data ruling out genotoxic risks’ The French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) is banning more than half of the nation’s glyphosate-containing herbicide products.
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