A policy of pollution prevention is clearly preferable to pollution control

REACH, animal testing, and the precautionary principle

Video published on 21 November 2012, by Dove Medical Press.

Read REACH, animal testing, and the precautionary principle, 10/2017.

It is animal testing that got us into this mess in the first place. Industry and regulators have ignored human biomonitoring for decades and relied on animal tests to enact public policy. See :https://t.co/fFNVbTP3JX
— Antidote Europe (@antidote_europe) January 26, 2019

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