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FDA and EPA Regulatory Actions Draw Scrutiny from Advocacy Groups

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What happened

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Regulatory actions taken by the FDA and EPA in 2017 drew criticism from advocacy groups. The Natural Resources Defense Council actively challenges and influences FDA regulatory findings and policy decisions regarding chemical safety.

From science20.com

Why it matters

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The actions drew scrutiny from groups like the Natural Resources Defense Council, which actively challenges the policies of the EPA and the FDA. Regulatory changes can influence compliance costs for regulated industries and drive pharmaceutical market revenue.

From science20.com

Who's involved

  • FDARegulatory agency that formally regulates drug development and market activities
  • EPARegulatory agency whose policies are actively challenged by advocacy groups
  • Natural Resources Defense CouncilNon-profit advocacy group that actively challenges and opposes EPA and FDA policies
  • Donald TrumpPolitician whose administration appointed science advisors to the FDA and EPA

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • EPASpeculative

    Regulated industries might see reduced compliance costs following EPA rule changes.

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