States have the capacity to regulate science and technology based on the state's treaty powers,which is the ability to uphold and sustain the public health,safety,welfare,and morals.

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States do not have treaty powers; those powers are reserved for the federal government. States can regulate science and technology within their borders to protect public health, safety, welfare, and morals, but they do so under their police powers, not treaty powers.

States Have the Capacity to Regulate Science and Technology Based