“Unfortunately, right now, it looks like the polluters won.” Experts say that the mass of scientists being forced out of the EPA will slow down any future regulation of chemicals.
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“Unfortunately, right now, it looks like the polluters won.” Experts say that the mass of scientists being forced out of the EPA will slow down any future regulation of chemicals.
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Unlike other offices in the EPA, the IRIS program exists solely to provide science on which to base potential new regulations. Experts say this insulates IRIS-produced assessments from outside pressures that could influence research done in other areas of the agency.
“‘Hate the policy, attack the science’ became a strategy for many major industries. They learned that the delay game of attacking the science led to the delay of implementing regulation." Story by @mollytaft.com here:
so woke and beta to want fresh air to breathe and live and work in. at least we have the gold standard for a healthcare syst— oh wait
So at this point we can only hope that the rich fat cats poisoning us will poison themselves first? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40338549/
Unbelievable. If they are that concerned about autism and other issues, this should be a priority. Absolutely ridiculous. These people are BEYOND incompetent. publications.aap.org/pediatrics/a...