You must base your regulations on the science, and you have to get your figures on the impacts based on a peer-review process.
Henry Waxman: “You must base your regulations on the science, and you have to get your figures on the impacts based on a peer-review…”
On the recordSeptember 7, 2011
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Waxman emphasizes the need for science-based regulations in environmental policy.
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