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The Precautionary Principle: Throwing Science Out With the Bath water

Authors:

Anonymous,

Publication Date:

February 1, 2000

Abstract:

This 8-page report was the opening salvo in a coordinated corporate attack on the precautionary principle by two public relations firms (Nichols-Dezenhall and Worthlin Worldwide.)

Read/download:

The Precautionary Principle: Throwing Science Out With the Bath water, (PDF, 126 KB)
Related to:
chemicals & health, corporaciones, corporations, los qumicos & salud, prevencin, precaucin & evaluaciones de los riesgos, prevention, precaution & risk assessment