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| − | '''Dennis Avery''' joined [[Hudson Institute]] in 1989 after a very long and distinguished career as an agricultural economist, and a number of federal departments, including the U.S. [[Department of Agriculture]], and the Department of State. He was a senior analyst in the Department of State, and was awarded the [[National Intelligence Medal of Achievement]] in 1983 by then secretary of State, [[George Schultz]]. | + | '''Dennis Avery''' joined [[Hudson Institute]] in 1989 after a very long and distinguished career as an agricultural economist, and a number of federal departments, including the U.S. [[Department of Agriculture]], and the Department of State. He was a senior analyst in the Department of State, and was awarded the [[National Intelligence Medal of Achievement]] in 1983 by then secretary of State, [[George Schultz]]. <ref>http://www.hudson.org/files/publications/UnstoppableGlobalWarming.pdf</ref> |
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Revision as of 12:35, October 15, 2008
Dennis Avery joined Hudson Institute in 1989 after a very long and distinguished career as an agricultural economist, and a number of federal departments, including the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the Department of State. He was a senior analyst in the Department of State, and was awarded the National Intelligence Medal of Achievement in 1983 by then secretary of State, George Schultz. [1]