Abstract
In science news around the world this week, a draft plan to restore the California Bay delta east of San Francisco has been found to contain major scientific gaps, the Obama Administration has interpreted a congressionally imposed ban on scientific collaboration with China in a way that may limit its impact, the charges against two scientists involved in a growth hormone scandal in France have been dropped, a plan to create a new body for European science policy has been thrown into disarray, and Japan is abandoning its plan to build 14 new nuclear reactors and generate half the country's electricity from nuclear power.
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