An EPA for the 21st Century
By William Ruckelshaus and J. Clarence Davies | Saturday, July 7, 2007 | The Boston Globe
“For more than 30 years, the EPA has dealt with the impacts of the industrial revolution — the internal combustion engine, steam-generated electricity, and basic chemical synthesis. Today, another industrial revolution is occurring. Nanotechnology may be the single most important advance of the 21st century. With its ability to fundamentally change the properties of matter, it demands our attention now, and it provides the EPA with an opportunity to reinvent itself to face the challenges of a future that is already here.”…BS
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