Food Tank will bring together farmers, policymakers, researchers, scientists and journalists with the funding and donor communities to participate in a clearinghouse of information and data.
Columbus is home to the world's largest clearinghouse of chemicals data, CAS, or Chemical Abstracts.
The phone lines lit up, and we became a clearinghouse of information.
Almost by accident, NYVelocity became a clearinghouse of information about doping in the sport.
Wikileaks, the online clearinghouse of classified information that has caught the Guantanamo Bay prison, Northern Rock, and a major Swiss bank in its crosshairs, has posted hacked data from Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin's private e-mail account.
The charge goes back to NSF's founding in 1950 as a research agency that would also be a "central clearinghouse for the collection, interpretation, and analysis of data on scientific and engineering resources".
Together, they became a clearinghouse of human-rights information.
There is no central clearinghouse for data on the number of young children undergoing general anesthesia to treat multiple cavities, but interviews with 20 dentists and others in the field of dental surgery suggest that the problem is widespread.
He made the magazine a vital clearinghouse of the latest economic and sociological data on the race, as well as a fount of investigative reports of crimes against blacks to which local authorities were indifferent.
Nearly two years later, the N.C.A.A.'s research department has arranged to release four sets of data — including detailed academic statistics and graduation rates — to a national clearinghouse at the University of Michigan.
