Australian Election Won't Deter U.S. Carbon Tax Supporters

Published September 16, 2013

Australian election won't deter U.S. carbon tax supporters
“We would say the Australian experiment shows precisely the wrong way to implement a carbon tax,” Ray Lehmann, spokesman for the R Street Institute, told The Daily Caller News Foundation. “Simply laying a new tax on top of citizens' existing burdens is … Read more on Daily Caller

Majority of teens think prescription stimulant use is a problem among peers
But when the drugs are taken incorrectly or without a prescription, they can increase blood pressure, heart rate and body temperature and decrease sleep and appetite, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse. At high doses, they can lead to … Read more on Sun-Sentinel

In the lab: Research roundup
The scientist • Michael Bruchas, Ph.D., assistant professor of anesthesiology. The grant • $ 1.7 million from the National Institute on Drug Abuse. The study • Looking at biological mechanisms underlying nicotine addiction to provide better and … Read more on STLtoday.com

I-Science: NIDA’s Look into the Risks of Designer Drugs
NIDA’s I-Science videos give viewers a glimpse of scientists through the “eyes”, and hand held lens of NIDA specialists. This interview gives a personal pers…