Preventing disease, rather than managing or treating it after it occurs, makes good sense. The public's health comes first. Environmental decisions ought to be based on the best available scientific and medical information. Act only with the informed consent of the patient. The public has the right to be informed and to participate in decisions affecting their health and well-being.
Pollution has no boundaries.
Responsibility for maintaining a safe environment does not stop at local, state, or national borders, but extends to the global community. With these principles in mind, PSR proposes a comprehensive program of environmental reforms to better safeguard our children and the environment that supports them. For a Healthy Environment and Healthy Kids. . . Protect children now. Set environmental health standards to safeguard the most vulnerable, not just healthy adults.