MN CHEMICAL REGULATION & POLICY PROJECT

RESOURCES: OTHER ARTICLES & RELEVANT MEDIA

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• Minnesota Water Sustainability Framework - Issue C, Contaminants of Emerging Concern* », University of Minnesota Water Resources Center, January 2011
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• A Tale of Two Sciences (Daniel Sarewitz), Nature, Vol. 462, December 2009

• Fundamental Changes Could Be in Store for Regulation of Commercial Chemicals, Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. Reporter, 2009

• Periodic Reporting of Hazard Data, Exposure Information on Existing Chemicals, Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. Reporter, 2010

• Chemical Controls: Congress needs to give federal agencies greater authority to test and regulate chemicals, Scientific American, April 2010

• Cancer Society fears an overstatement of environmental risks, New York Times, May 7, 2010

• National Academy of Sciences Report in Brief: Advancing Risk Assessment, National Academy of Sciences, 2008

• Toxic Inaction: Why Poisonous, Unregulated Chemicals End Up in Our Blood, Harper’s, October 2007

• President’s Cancer Panel: Reducing Environmental Cancer Risk – What We Can Do Now, Suzanne H. Reuben for The President’s Cancer Panel, April 2010

• Toward a New U.S. Chemicals Policy – Environmental Health Perspectives journal article, Environmental Health Perspectives, August 2009

• Fixing Our Toxics Problem: Ivory Tower or White Castle?*, Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, October 2009