In this eye-opening expose, David Michaels reveals how unscrupulous product-defense consultants have increasingly shaped and skewed the scientific literature, manufactured and magnified scientific uncertainty, and influenced policy decisions to the advantage of polluters and the manufacturers of dangerous products. He proves that our regulatory system is broken and offers concrete, workable suggestions for how it can be restored by taking the politics out of science and ensuring that concern for public safety, rather than private profits, guides our regulatory policy.
In this eye-opening expose, David Michaels reveals how unscrupulous product-defense consultants have increasingly shaped and skewed the scientific literature, manufactured and magnified scientific uncertainty, and influenced policy decisions to the advantage of polluters and the manufacturers of dangerous products. He proves that our regulatory system is broken and offers concrete, workable suggestions for how it can be restored by taking the politics out of science and ensuring that concern for public safety, rather than private profits, guides our regulatory policy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Michaels, PhD, MPH, is Professor of Environmental and Occupational Health at the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health. He served as Assistant Secretary of Labor for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) under President Barack Obama. Prior to that, he served under President Bill Clinton as Assistant Secretary of Energy for Environment, Safety, and Health. He is also the author of The Triumph of Doubt (OUP 2020).
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* Acknowledgements * Introduction: "Sound Science" or "Sounds Like Science?" * 1. "Doubt Is Our Product" * 2. Waiting for the Body Count * 3. America Demands Protection * 4. Why our Children are Smarter Than We Are * 5. The Enronization of Science * 6. Tricks of the Trade: How Mercenary Scientists Mislead You * 7. Defending Secondhand Smoke * 8. Still Waiting for the Body Count * 9. Chrome-Plated Mischief * 10. OSHA Gives Up * 11. Defending the Taxicab Standard * 12. The Country has a Drug Problem * 13. Daubert: The Most Influential Supreme Court Ruling You've Never Heard Of * 14. The Institutionalization of Uncertainty * 15. The Bush Administration's Political Science * 16. Making Peace with the Past * 17. Four Ways to Make the Courts Count * 18. Sarbanes-Oxley for Science: A Dozen Ways to Improve Our Regulatory System * References * Abbreviations
* Acknowledgements * Introduction: "Sound Science" or "Sounds Like Science?" * 1. "Doubt Is Our Product" * 2. Waiting for the Body Count * 3. America Demands Protection * 4. Why our Children are Smarter Than We Are * 5. The Enronization of Science * 6. Tricks of the Trade: How Mercenary Scientists Mislead You * 7. Defending Secondhand Smoke * 8. Still Waiting for the Body Count * 9. Chrome-Plated Mischief * 10. OSHA Gives Up * 11. Defending the Taxicab Standard * 12. The Country has a Drug Problem * 13. Daubert: The Most Influential Supreme Court Ruling You've Never Heard Of * 14. The Institutionalization of Uncertainty * 15. The Bush Administration's Political Science * 16. Making Peace with the Past * 17. Four Ways to Make the Courts Count * 18. Sarbanes-Oxley for Science: A Dozen Ways to Improve Our Regulatory System * References * Abbreviations
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