Titlebook: Environmental Standards; Scientific Foundatio K. Pinkau,K. Decker,F. E. Weinert Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Ris

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2797-5Risk Assessment; Risk Management; development; environment; organization; regulation

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Epidemiology, Trends, and Public Policy,onditions interact with each other. Environmental standards are — like other standards — social rules operating within the framework of political orders. But specific to them is their reference to a human dealing with nature, so that, for any informed way of acting, the findings of the natural scien

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Adolescent Reputations and Risksult of decades of intensive research. The case of radiation protection is thus rather outstanding with respect to completeness and reliability of its foundations. Political practice will often require that standards are based on a less solid basis of knowledge. It is exactly for this reason, howeve

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Adolescent Risk Behavior and Self-Regulationmust not result in a protection of nature only to the extent which is useful and usable for human beings living today. Nature in its diversity has to be preserved also as a habitat, and for future generations. In this sense, environmental standards have to be regarded as instruments to protect human

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Adolescent Suicide and Self-Injurychapter 1, the question about procedures and criteria according to which the acceptable risk can be determined in a socially binding way cannot be answered on the basis of scientific knowledge alone, such as, for example, knowledge about the dose response relation (Mayntz 1990, 141). This chapter fo

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978-1-4419-5027-7Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998

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