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Is your business engaged in any industry involving: food processing (meat processing) agriculture agricultural commodities manufacturing or fishing? Yes no if yes: † is the type of activity you will perform or be contracted to perform a) production of food products b) production of agricultural commodities c) fishing (aquaculture)? yes no if yes: † if no: what is this activity?: please fill in the appropriate fields and click submit. You need to install flash to view this e-mail. If you need an alternative viewer for flash, please try one of the following: Netscape version or later (recommended) firefox version or later other questions<|endoftext|>the recent discovery of the “missing" martian polar ice caps has brought up some big questions about the future of mars exploration on the part of nasa. Scientists from across the spectrum of the space agency's disciplines spoke at a house science committee hearing last night regarding the planetary exploration program, led by NASA administrator charles bolden, whom we interviewed last week for this space blog's first installment about the polar ice caps. The witnesses' presentations included a variety of experts in geology, geophysics, climatology, and climatology. NASA had a separate session that featured scientists from other organizations; however, there is little agreement among these groups. The hearing came as part of a broader debate on planetary science that has been raging for the last few years — oCapitol Hillll, in the press, and on the internet. And while these different views may have been evident at last night's hearing, NASA leaders seemed content to leave room for all of them to be expressed. One of nasa's greatest successes — beyond thMarsrs rovers' successful landing on the planet in the last decade — has been the discovery and study of a number of unique types of liquid water under the martian surface, and the presence of ice-encrusted craters within the subsurface. So it comes as no surprise that these researchers and leaders seemed interested in the prospects for future exploration. "mars and the exploration of mars is the greatest science program of the planet. The discovery of water on Mars in 2011 was a major discovery for all of the scientific disciplines involved,” said nasa planetary science chief john Rumsfeld, who also sat on the panel. "in the next decade or so … we will be very busy in explorinMarsrs and looking at what's there. ... Mars