America's EPA is famously 'pro-business'. Even they state there is no safe level of dioxins.
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What does it take to identify and measure dioxins in the environment and food?
The quantitative chemical analysis of dioxins requires sophisticated methods that are available only in a limited number of laboratories around the world. These are mostly in industrialized countries. The analysis costs are very high and vary according to the type of sample, but range from over US$ 1700 for the analysis of a single biological sample to several thousand US dollars for the comprehensive assessment of release from a waste incinerator.
1950s: Big Tobacco paid medical 'experts' to deny harm from modern cigarettes. 2010: DCC paid RPS €25K/month for PR. RPS boss and EI President denied ANY health effect from 'Modern' Incinerators.
Irish Institutions
Guaranteed Non Toxic
Banana Republic 1976
Banana Republic 2010.
Massaged Information
Judge McKechnie: DCC used Undue Influence & 'Massaged Reports' to reach predetermined objectives.
Pollution Death Risk
Death Risk From Air Pollution in Poolbeg is Already 12 Times Higher Than Tallaght.
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What does it take to identify and measure dioxins in the environment and food?
The quantitative chemical analysis of dioxins requires sophisticated methods that are available only in a limited number of laboratories around the world. These are mostly in industrialized countries. The analysis costs are very high and vary according to the type of sample, but range from over US$ 1700 for the analysis of a single biological sample to several thousand US dollars for the comprehensive assessment of release from a waste incinerator.
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