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I'm an expat US scientist – and I'm returning to Trump's America to stand up for science

  • Written by Elizabeth Madin, Assistant Professor, University of Hawaii (starting May 2018); Postdoctoral Researcher in Marine Ecology (current), Macquarie University
I'm an expat US scientist – and I'm returning to Trump's America to stand up for scienceThe first March for Science, April 22, 2017, Washington DC.Molly Adams, CC BY

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