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International organizations. UNESCO science braces for a big squeeze.

The sudden loss of U.S. dollars has triggered a two-part crisis at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). How UNESCO responds will determine the fate of its roughly $120-million-a-year science portfolio. The organization9s first and most pressing predicament is its short-term cash flow. Specifically, officials at the Paris-based organization are scrambling to get through the rest of 2011 without $80 million they were expecting from the United States and Israel. The two nations pulled monetary support for UNESCO after its 31 October vote to accept Palestine as a member.