Decisions in doubt: the environment and public policy

Using examples from the area of waste management but touching also upon issues like the ozone layer, contaminated foodstuffs, and asbestos removal, Robison presents a new vision for rational decision making on environmental issues. But his ideas extend far beyond that arena to include other aspects...

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Main Author: Robison, Wade L. (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Hanover u.a. Univ. Press of New England 1994
Series:The Nelson A. Rockefeller series in social science and public policy
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Online Access:Inhaltsverzeichnis
Summary:Using examples from the area of waste management but touching also upon issues like the ozone layer, contaminated foodstuffs, and asbestos removal, Robison presents a new vision for rational decision making on environmental issues. But his ideas extend far beyond that arena to include other aspects of public policy. For in exploring a paradigm about how to make reasonable decisions without condemning us to inaction in the face of risks, Robison points out faults in our old policy-making methodology and offers a rationale for a decision procedure based less on certainty but more adapted and adaptive to our times.
Physical Description:XII, 263 S.
ISBN:0874516951

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