Legally Poisoned: How the Law Puts Us at Risk from Toxicants
In his 2011 book, Legally Poisoned: How the Law Puts Us at Risk from Toxicants, published by Harvard Univesity Press, CPR Member Scholar Carl Cranor offers up a scientifically rigorous legal analysis arguing that just as pharmaceuticals and pesticides cannot be sold without pre-market testing, other chemical products should be subject to the same safety measures. Cranor shows, in terrifying detail, what risks we run, while making clear that it is entirely possible to design a less dangerous commercial world.
Author(s): Carl Cranor
Let Government Govern
Let Government Govern, op-ed by Joseph P. Tomain
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Author(s): Joseph Tomain
Setting the Record Straight: The Crain and Crain Report on Regulatory Costs
Setting the Record Straight: The Crain and Crain Report on Regulatory Costs, CPR White Paper 1103, by CPR Member Scholar Sidney Shapiro, National Labor College Professor Ruth Ruttenberg, and CPR Policy Analyst James Goodwin, February 2011.
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Author(s): Sidney Shapiro, James Goodwin
Editorial Memorandum on The REINS Act: The Conservative Push to Undercut Regulatory Protections for Health, Safety, and the Environment
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Letter to SBA on the 'Crain and Crain' Study.
Letter from Sidney Shapiro to Small Business Administration calling on the Office of Advocacy to withdraw its sponsorship of a report based on seriously flawed research methods
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Author(s): Sidney Shapiro