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It’s in the second paragraph. This article is spun so hard it’s headed out to sea. I’m as down for a ride on the current administration hate train as the next g
by wmeredith 9y ago
It’s in the second paragraph. This article is spun so hard it’s headed out to sea. I’m as down for a ride on the current administration hate train as the next guy, but how is this a bad thing?
- ChoGGi 9y ago"the change, long sought by chemical manufacturers and fossil fuel companies" "designed to restrict the agency from citing peer-reviewed public-health studies that use patient medical records that must be kept confidential under patient privacy laws." and the next paragraph: "Such studies include the Harvard School of Public Health’s landmark Six Cities study of 1993, which established links between death rates and dirty air in major U.S. cities. That study was used by EPA to justify tighter air-quality rules opposed by industrial polluters."