Regulating Chemical Accumulation in the Environment: The Integration of Toxicology and Economics in Environmental Policy-making

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by Timothy M. Swanson

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The environment has been exposed to a range of damaging contaminants from a wide variety of sources. Regulation of and legislation against offending parties has frequently been hampered because of the difficulty with cooperation among disparate disciplines in the natural, social and political sciences. This volume forms the conclusion of five years' collaboration among toxicologists, economists and lawyers in the understanding and solution of the problem of accumulative chemicals. As well as being a case study of the accumulation of pesticides in groundwater in one particular region (the European Union), the book forms a general study of the value of interdisciplinary approaches in environmental policy making. The volume will be a valuable resource for a broad group of academics and researchers in the area of environmental science and environmental policy. "The volume will be a valuable resourcs for a broad group of academics and researchers in the area of environmental science and environmental policy. It will also form a useful supplemantary reference text for courses in environmental policy, science, economics, and toxicology." Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society Covers the problem of accumulative chemicals in the environment; for researchers in environmental science, environmental policy, economics and toxicology. Used Book in Good Condition

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