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Polluted Logic: How EPA's ozone standard illustrates the flaws of cost-benefit analysis
Polluted Logic: How EPA's ozone standard illustrates the flaws of cost-benefit analysis
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- Polluted Logic tracks EPA's recent revision of the national standard for ozone and shows how the use of cost-benefit analysis in the rulemaking has been useless to policy makers and has only complicated the debate over whether to tighten the standard.
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http://www.ombwatch.org/regs/PDFs/PollutedLogic.pdf
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