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“We would be keeping the cost down by us doing the writing and they would just edit & sign their names so to speak,” Mr. Heydens wrote, citing a previous instan
by finid 10y ago
“We would be keeping the cost down by us doing the writing and they would just edit & sign their names so to speak,” Mr. Heydens wrote, citing a previous instance in which he said the company had done this.
Science for sale.
Shouldn't that Mr. Rowland guy be in jail?
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- crumchunks 10y agohe will likely head a regulatory agency soon instead
- hammock 10y agoWhat sockpuppets are downvoting this? Not your typical downvoted HN comment, yet, here it is at the bottom.
- AstralStorm 10y agoUnfortunately it is legal. Not even fraud. At most major corporate negligence.
- fil_a_del_fee_a 10y agoI was going to post this exact same quote. It is in my clipboard. Controversial note: When politicians talk about defunding the EPA, people get upset. When the EPA pulls stunts like this, it makes you question their purpose. Seriously, why have regulators that "tip off" the very companies that they are supposed to be regulating?
- cholantesh 10y agoWhen approached by a company to provide time and expertise dealing with a business problem, do you provide it for free?
- finid 10y agoThis is like a judge (or a jury member) accepting a bribe from a prosecutor or a defense attorney. That's illegal.