Includes bibliographical references (p. [185]-228) and index.
Contents:
Conclusion : risk, science, and public policy. Cancer risk assessment : concepts and controversies -- Between science and politics : assessing the risks of dioxin -- Forbidden fruit : regulating the pesticides alachlor and alar -- Paternalism vs consumer choice : regulation of saccharin in Canada and the United States (with Colleen Rohde) -- Political insulation : the rise and fall of urea-formaldehyde foam -- Acceptable risks? Regulating asbestos in Canada and the United States (with Gregory Hein) -- The perils of paternalism : controlling radon exposure in Canadian and U.S. homes -- Conclusion : risk, science, and public policy.
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