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Journal Article
The Public Health Dialogue
2018
Overview
PUBLIC HEALTH ADVOCACY David N. Sundwall (p. 449), who was director of the health staff of the US Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee under Orrin Hatch (R, UT), wonders how we should go about advocating public health in these difficult times. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION For Ken Olden (p. 454), formerly with the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and the Environmental Protection Agency ibPA), farmers, coal miners, and bluecollar workers do not support the EPA because it has not been able to explain its continued importance and role in protecting human health and the environment after having dramatically reduced visible forms of pollution. According to Gottfried, \"The states have always been 'the laboratories of democracy' and New York has led on many issues that once seemed out of reach. \"(p453) Moffit says, \"If 'Blue' states like New York wish to enact a 'single payer' system, they are free to do so.
