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| − | + | == Jefferson Williams II == | |
| − | + | * [[CAH]] dossier: http://councilonamericanheritage.com/?p=176 | |
| − | Quoted in CAH article [http://councilonamericanheritage.com/?p=29] regarding closing of Mediation group | + | * Quoted in CAH article [http://councilonamericanheritage.com/?p=29] regarding closing of Mediation group: |
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| − | + | “CAH will continue to work at fostering strong ties and lasting peace between state and regional governments,” said Jefferson Williams II. “For now, though, we think CAH should step out of the limelight and play a more supporting role in these political matters.” | |
| − | Quoted in CAH article [http://councilonamericanheritage.com/?p=19] regarding SerennCo | + | </blockquote> |
| + | * Quoted in CAH article [http://councilonamericanheritage.com/?p=19] regarding [[SerennCo]] using plant from other planets: | ||
| + | <blockquote> | ||
| + | NSF passed over SerennCo’s proposal, but Jefferson Williams II went on record saying, “A future without natural resources is very near. In the next 5-10 years it will become an imperative to invest in research that can re-invent the resource paradigm.” | ||
| + | </blockquote> | ||
Revision as of 10:42, 31 March 2011
Jefferson Williams II
- CAH dossier: http://councilonamericanheritage.com/?p=176
- Quoted in CAH article [1] regarding closing of Mediation group:
“CAH will continue to work at fostering strong ties and lasting peace between state and regional governments,” said Jefferson Williams II. “For now, though, we think CAH should step out of the limelight and play a more supporting role in these political matters.”
NSF passed over SerennCo’s proposal, but Jefferson Williams II went on record saying, “A future without natural resources is very near. In the next 5-10 years it will become an imperative to invest in research that can re-invent the resource paradigm.”
