Environmentalists often perceive the risk management approach to
environmental and public health policy as a tool to block
regulation of industrial pollution. In contrast, this book presents
six case studies which provide examples of how federal risk-based
regulation has encouraged industry's investment in pollution
control. The authors trace the impact of risk management on the
regulation of lead in gasoline, ozone-depleting chemicals, and
emissions from the drycleaning, pulp and paper, coke, and municipal
waste combustor industries.
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