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NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins said the Big Data to Knowledge, or BD2K, initiative expects to invest $656 million over the next seven years to collect, analyze, catalog and disseminate research findings, genomic analyses, imaging scans and electronic health records.

The $15 billion are apparently only seed money; the Initiative expects to attract additional funding for other sustainable energy projects in other parts of the Middle East and elsewhere.

The Building Blocks for Climate Smart Agriculture & Forestry initiative expects to reduce U.S. emissions by 120 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, similar to taking 25 million cars off the road.

Over the next two years, the National Environmental Education Foundation's Children and Nature Initiative expects to provide more than 1,200 health care providers with science-based knowledge, technical support, patient resources, and other tools they can use to prescribe outdoor time for children and their families.

A subject was the Saudi peace initiative expected to be put before an Arab summit meeting this month in Beirut.

Wernstedt and about forty allies began the Initiative expecting only to design a new way of creating a party.

An initiative expected to qualify for the March ballot would significantly change the state's chronically flawed budget process.

The initiative, expected to be announced today at a Congressional hearing, is part of an effort among a group of Internet service providers and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Some were told to plant corn instead of rice in an initiative expected to save more than 100 million tons of water for Beijing.

Likewise, attitudes toward hierarchy may vary scientists from Asian cultures, where respect for authority is paramount, may wait for guidance rather than taking the initiative expected in the more individualist cultures of the United States or United Kingdom.

For starters, the "Integrated Science for Sustainable Ecosystems" initiative, expected to begin in 2000, would beef up research in four areas--harmful algal blooms, habitat conservation, invasive species, and data networks--say officials with the White House Committee on Environment and Natural Resources.