When Congress passed the Clean Air Act, it charged the EPA with those regulating pollutants, which science deems are dangerous to our health.
Previous work is broadly scattered in papers from the natural and social sciences and biased by a focus both on regulating services (temperature regulation, air filtration, carbon sequestration) and also on trees.
In an accompanying e-mail message to superiors, he said the belief in global warming was "more religion than science" and warned that regulating carbon dioxide would be "the worst mistake that E.P.A. has ever made".
The authors in [44] fail to recognise this when they indicate a lack of 'sound science' with respect to regulating SVHC the adverse effects of which are difficult to predict.
In a written statement, the E.P.A. said that it applied large safety buffers in regulating atrazine and continued to monitor emerging science.
We found that citizen science is predominantly applied in assessing regulating and cultural services.
Shelburne's chief cheesemaker, Nathaniel Bacon, is obsessive about recording pH levels, regulating warming times and adjusting salt content, but science gets him only so far.
The Associated Press is reporting this week that federal regulators under President Obama are taking the first steps toward regulating drugs in the nation's drinking water supply -- a problem first reported by science writer Elizabeth Royte in "Drugging Our Waters" in OnEarth's Fall 2006 issue.
While scientists have long struggled to understand what causes baldness, research published in the journal Science points to the role of a specific gene in regulating stem cells and how they regenerate.
His Gaia hypothesis, which contends that the earth is a single, self-regulating organism, is now accepted as the founding principle of most climate science, and his invention of a device to detect CFCs helped identify the hole in the ozone layer.
