April 17, 1992
Air Date: April 17, 1992
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Getting Better Science at the EPA
/ Jon GreenbergJon Greenberg reports on EPA Administrator William Reilly's move to improve the quality of research conducted by the country's primary environmental guardian. The move comes in response to criticism from both business and environmentalists that the agency often bases important regulations on inadequate science. (06:10)
Particulates Can Kill
Steve talks with EPA epidemiologist Joel Schwartz about his research on particulate air pollution. Schwartz and a colleague have found that particulate pollution, at levels far below those considered safe by the Federal government, can be harmful or even fatal to some people. (04:06)
Chemical Weapons in the Baltic Sea
/ Bruce GellermanBruce Gellerman of member station WBUR in Boston reports on the shadowy dumping of massive amounts of Nazi and possibly Soviet chemical weapons into the Baltic Sea after World War II. After nearly half a century on the sea floor, some of the weapons are starting to leak and wash ashore. (09:40)
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Getting Better Science at the EPA
 
Particulates Can Kill
 
Chemical Weapons in the Baltic Sea
 
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