Chemical Reactions
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January 20, 2005
Martin Brown Utne.com
There is also speculation that the results of the study will be
used to roll back Clinton-era pesticide protections and set a
disturbing new precedent for human testing. Already, the EPA has
issued a statement that it will begin making decisions 'concerning
ethically problematic studies on a case-by-case basis.' Other
government agencies, such as the Food and Drug Administration, have
ethical safeguards in place for human testing.
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A number of environmental and human rights groups, including
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, have issued
statements condemning CHEERS. Some of these groups are working to
garner public attention to the study and circulate a petition to
discontinue CHEERS before testing starts up again.
Go there >>
No CHEERS for the EPA
Go there too >>EPA's Human
Testing Initiative
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