nation. And I pushed the agency to do a large-scale monitoring survey in the Barnett Shale when I saw a couple of benzene readings that were concerning to me.”
“I always tell people, ‘Show me where I’m wrong,’ and I’m willing to accept it if they do. That’s the definition of science. I also love the fact that I’m expected to interpret data objectively. I don’t have to hype data in hopes of getting a grant or donations to fund my position,” said Dr. Honeycutt.
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Note: article updated 10/9/2014.