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Journal Article
US rule would strip science from environmental policies and increase premature deaths, warn scientists
2019
Overview
Decades of landmark public health studies on matters such as air pollution and water quality could be eliminated from consideration in future decision from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), health experts have warned. Since allowing access to such data would breach confidentiality agreements between researchers and study participants, many studies would be excluded from consideration when drawing up new rules on problems like lead contamination or vehicle emissions, said the scientists. “Transparency, reproducibility, and application of current scientific knowledge are paramount to providing the foundation required for sound regulations,” said a statement from the American Chemistry Council, which is the principal industry group of the US chemical industry, whose members include companies such as Dow, DuPont, and Eli Lilly.
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BMJ Publishing Group LTD
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