

Journal of Engineering
and Public Policy
(Vol 4,
2000)
Table of Contents
Introduction
Lindsay
M. Bose, Reinvesting in America: BRAC Lessons
for Brownfields, (NSPE/Kansas State University)
Michael J. Burg, Jr., Corporate
Average Fuel Economy Standards: The Twenty Five Years War, (SAE/Rowan
University)
Michael D. Carpenter, Side
Air Bag Testing and Regulation: Deflating a Potentially Explosive Topics,
(SAE/University of North Carolina at Charlotte)
James B. Devaney, Breaking
Moores Law: R & D Policy for Emerging Computer Hardware Technologies,
(IEEE/University of Missouri at Columbia)
Jennifer L. Elliott, Improving
K-12 Science and Math Education Though Enhanced Teacher Quality,
(SAE/Cedarville College)
Erin M. File, And the
Band Played On: The Effect of Low Power Radio on FM Broadcasting, (IEEE/Ohio
State University)
Kelly C. Goodyear, Reduced Funding for
Aeronautics R&D, (ASME/Lamar University)
Mauricio R. Gutierrez, Assistive
Technologies: Engineering a Difference in Quality of Life, (ASME/St. Louis
University)
Kyle C. Hathaway,
Large Policy Issues for
Small Scale Technology, (NSF-AICHE/University of Mississippi)
Justin A. Hendrix, The
Diffusion of Science and Policy in Government Agencies: Focus on Yucca Mountain,
(ANS/Kansas State University)
Jon Horek, A
Critical Analysis of National Nanotechnology Research Funding
(IEEE/University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
J. Gardner Olson, Solving Watershed
Pollution: TMDLs To The Rescue, (ASCE/University of Utah)
Justin L. Watkins, Well
Blow Me Down: Developing Windstorm Hazard Technologies, (NSF-AAES/Oregon
State University)
Jason B. Wilds, Tritium:
Commercial Cultivation of the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Program, (ANS/Tennessee
Tech. University)
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