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The academies study does not make an explicit recommendation.

Another academies study, scheduled for release later this year, is examining the prospects of America's research universities.

It also cites unnamed "studies" purportedly showing that the "financial impact" of foreign Ph.D.s on the scientific job market "is minimal," despite evidence in another recent academies' study that foreign postdocs on average receive lower pay than their American counterparts.

The norms are based on ratings by a total of 1,670 college students (852 females and 818 males) from different Warsaw universities and academies, studying various disciplines in equal proportions (humanities, engineering, and social and natural sciences) using a 9-point Likert Self-Assessment Manikin scale.

But the academy study, released Wednesday, said some of the Energy Department's goals were "unrealistically aggressive".

The academy study, Mr. Gianelli of Case Western Reserve said, "is the most important report since then, and a lot more research has been done in those 19 years".

The academy study, requested by governors of the Western states and mandated by Congress during the Clinton administration, established a clear benchmark for appropriate environmental protection.

The academy study, expected to take 15 months, will review acceleration problems and recommend how the government can ensure the safety of vehicle electronic control systems.

Even assuming successful terrorist acts on used nuclear fuel storage vaults, the academy study says "it appears to be feasible to reduce the likelihood" of a fire within these vaults using these two measures.

The academy study concurred with a separate analysis issued in May by the General Accounting Office that emphasized the need for more thorough tracking of the results of projects where artificial wetlands are substituted for natural ones.

The academy study group is chaired by Joseph Graziano, a professor of environmental health sciences at Columbia University who researches the link between arsenic in drinking water and cognitive deficits in children.