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Toxic Air Contaminant Board Members Disappear into Thin Air
Five scientists from Stanford, UCLA, USC and UC Davis have been dismissed without explanation from the Scientific Review Panel on Toxic Air Contaminants , a little-known group with weighty responsibilities that decides how new chemicals should be regulated. The action comes in the midst of a lawsuit brought by a group of industrial polluters.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFive scientists from Stanford, UCLA, USC and UC Davis have been dismissed without explanation from the Scientific Review Panel on Toxic Air Contaminants, a little-known group with weighty responsibilities that decides how new chemicals should be regulated. The action comes in the midst of a lawsuit brought by a group of industrial polluters. Amy Standen reports for Quest and the California Report, produced by KQED in San Francisco.
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3 of 4Who Gets Hurt When the California Budget Stalls- 0:00Dodger Owner Frank McCourt Takes the Stand
- 6:22The Legislature Adjourns with Unfinished Business
- 19:18Toxic Air Contaminant Board Members Disappear into Thin AirYou’re reading this
- 23:31Egg Safety, Animal Rights and Industrial Farming