Recovery act-funded research projects aid communities across the...

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(The Science Coalition) In the five months since passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, thousands of research-related awards have been made, supporting important scientific efforts across the country.

ARRA delivered the largest increase in basic research funding in American history -- $21.5 billion. The bulk of the money is for scientific research and education projects, while $3.5 billion is allocated for research facilities and capital equipment.

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