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This is exactly what has been done. It appears that the majority of regulatory departments have been captured by the industries they are supposed to be regulati
by wonderwonder 8y ago
This is exactly what has been done. It appears that the majority of regulatory departments have been captured by the industries they are supposed to be regulating.
To see a historical example of the consequences of this at work, just take a look at the recent financial collapse and the SEC response. 1 person prosecuted, and a majority of the programs that led to the collapse are now back up and running. The collapse in 2008 was dollars and cents, imagine a similar collapse involving the environment and human health.