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Ethical problems in using science in the regulatory process

Nicholas A. Ashford Karin A. Gregory

pp. 335-346

Abstract

This article provides a framework for considering ethical issues in the use of science in the regulatory process. The science in question includes both the assessment of technological risk — from chemicals, consumer products, energy sources, transportation technology, etc. — and the assessment of technological options to reduce those risks, such as hazard control technology, product substitution, and industrial process redesign.

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Tauber Alfred (1997) Science and the quest for reality. Dordrecht, Springer.

Pages: 335-346

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-25249-7_13

Full citation:

Ashford Nicholas A., Gregory Karin A. (1997) „Ethical problems in using science in the regulatory process“, In: A. Tauber (ed.), Science and the quest for reality, Dordrecht, Springer, 335–346.