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Risk Communication: An Avenue for Public Involvement
Government agencies dealing with environmental issues have traditionally excluded the public from the regulatory decision‐making process, opting instead to solicit public comment mainly after decisions have been made. Faced with increasing health threats from environmental contaminants and fearing a loss of control over decisions that affect their lives, the public is demanding to be involved throughout the regulatory process. Recent research on risk communication offers regulatory agencies a framework for developing new approaches to public involvement.
Risk Communication: An Avenue for Public Involvement
Government agencies dealing with environmental issues have traditionally excluded the public from the regulatory decision‐making process, opting instead to solicit public comment mainly after decisions have been made. Faced with increasing health threats from environmental contaminants and fearing a loss of control over decisions that affect their lives, the public is demanding to be involved throughout the regulatory process. Recent research on risk communication offers regulatory agencies a framework for developing new approaches to public involvement.
Risk Communication: An Avenue for Public Involvement
Shaw, Judy A. (author) / Herb, Jeanne (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 80 ; 42-44
1988-10-01
3 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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