Late lessons from early warnings: the precautionary principle 1896-2000
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- Full report [1.7 MB]
- Front, Preface, Acknowledgements [101.0 KB]
- Chapter 1 - Introduction [94.9 KB]
- Chapter 2 - Fisheries: taking stock [155.6 KB]
- Chapter 3 - Radiation: early warnings; late effects [89.9 KB]
- Chapter 4 - Benzene: an historical perspective on the American and European occupational setting [155.6 KB]
- Chapter 5 - Asbestos: from 'magic' to malevolent mineral [141.1 KB]
- Chapter 6 - PCBs and the precautionary principle [176.5 KB]
- Chapter 7 - Halocarbons, the ozone layer and the precautionary principle [147.4 KB]
- Chapter 8 - The DES story: long-term consequences of prenatal exposure [119.6 KB]
- Chapter 9 - Antimicrobials as growth promoters: resistance to common sense [103.5 KB]
- Chapter 10 - Sulphur dioxide: from protection of human lungs to remote lake restoration [104.6 KB]
- Chapter 11 - MTBE in petrol as a substitute for lead [176.9 KB]
- Chapter 12 - The precautionary principle and early warnings of chemical contamination of the Great Lakes [112.7 KB]
- Chapter 13 - Tributyltin (TBT) antifoulants: a tale of ships, snails and imposex [154.8 KB]
- Chapter 14 - Hormones as growth promoters: the precautionary principle or a political risk assessment? [99.1 KB]
- Chapter 15 - ‘Mad cow disease’ 1980s–2000: how reassurances undermined precaution [138.7 KB]
- Chapter 16 - Twelve late lessons [246.2 KB]
- Chapter 17 - Conclusions [161.4 KB]
- Some summary points [59.3 KB]
For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/publications/environmental_issue_report_2001_22 or scan the QR code.
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