Commentaries The Precautionary Principle in Environmental Science David Kriebel,1 Joel Tickner,1 Paul Epstein,2 John Lemons,3 Richard Levins,4 Edward L. Loechler,5 Margaret Quinn,1 Ruthann Rudel,6 Ted Schettler,7 and Mic

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