Podcast: ASME’s Paul Fakes Talks on Engineering Policy and the New Congress
Podcast: ASME’s Paul Fakes Talks on Engineering Policy and the New Congress
There were big gains for engineering and science in the last two years but how will the change in government affect science policy?
The midpoint of the Biden Administration will see a new Congress in 2023. Government will be split, as Republicans take the majority in the House of Representatives while Democrats maintain the majority in the Senate. What does this mean for engineering, science, and technology policy? ASME’s Paul Fakes looks back at major legislation boosting engineering and science, and what may be expected in the next two years.
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