But more importantly, Canadians will no longer be needlessly criminalized for using a relatively benign product.
But these mills were mostly entrepreneurs out for a buck, and the C.I.A. learned to filter their phony, but benign product.
Science doesn't always matter; emotion governs our lives just as often, as anyone privy to the vaccine wars or the vicious battle over genetically modified foods (another envirionmentally benign product endorsed by Brand) can report.
Engineering enhanced NA using environmentally benign products may be an effective alternative.
The benefits of using a culture such as DHM-1 include its high rate of CF transformation; its ability to transform mixtures of CT, CF, and CFC-11; the conversion of these halomethanes to environmentally benign products; its growth on an inexpensive primary substrate (corn syrup); and its ability to grow in the presence of CF at levels at least as high as 4000 mg/L.
The literature is conflicting: in a report by Waddell and co-workers, nitro derivatives of PA were considered benign products that do not react photochemically or otherwise, whereas in a PIC study by Escher and Schwyzer, an inhibitor containing 4-nitro l-phenylalanine was unexpectedly observed to cross-link photochemically to α-chymotrypsin.
A growing environmental concern is leading the chemical industry to develop environmentally benign products and processes.
An important argument in the public debate is also the creation of new markets for environmentally benign products, processes and services in other countries and the generation, as a result, of export opportunities for the pioneering country (lead markets).
There was no exclusion for benign products".
Third, usage and disposal strategies, coupled with the search for environmentally more benign products and processes, should aim to minimize introduction of critical pollutants into the aquatic environment.
