Others argue that sufficient ecological evidence exists to demonstrate the hazards of EDs and to justify action. They say that protecting public health in the real world involves more than a commitment to the scientific ideals of strict cause-and effect proof that may be more appropriate to controlled laboratory experiments. They call for examining information from a variety of sources including wildlife data, laboratory studies and research on the mechanism of hormone action or toxicity. They say weighing such evidence would demonstrate the need for more immediate action. AWR accepts news, announcements and other information from all organizations concerned with water.
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