Chemical producers may react quite differently to your recommendations than chemical users. These difference may not be significant when you re dealing with individual plants, but they should be understood and dealt with if necessary. The safety of the community and the work force are of primary importance. Other experts may be useful to your campaign. In deciding whether to enlist their aid, the same issues listed above should be considered.
Chemists study the structure and behavior of chemicals.
Environmental chemists or biochemists will be especially knowledgeable about human health and environmental issues. Biostatisticians do mathematical comparisons of data to determine whether significant effects have occurred. They usually work on studies with epidemiologists. Doctors treat diseases. If they specialize in occupational or community medicine, they ll be helpful with the health effects of chemicals and with health surveys.