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Harm Hides Where Measurement Ends: Why no clear evidence is not the same as no harm, and how measuring the tail would settle the pesticide paradox
Are pesticides harming us? If they are, why can the evidence not say so clearly? Most people are certain of the harm; regulators in the United States, the European Union and the WHO/FAO system keep concluding that typical exposures are safe. This working paper argues that both are right about dif
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